Overall, chimpanzee subgroup size appears to be closely correlated with all of the following EXCEPT

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Chimpanzee subgroup size is primarily influenced by factors such as the availability of resources (including fruit) and the number of estrus females, which directly affect their social structure and foraging behavior. The number of dominant males does not directly correlate with subgroup size, as this is more influenced by resource distribution and reproductive opportunities.

Overall, Chimpanzee Subgroup Size Appears to Be Closely Correlated with All