A social group consisting of several males with several females and young is termed a:
A)multimale group
B)monogamous family group
C)one-male group
D)fission-fusion society

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A multimale group consists of several males, several females, and their offspring. This type of social organization is commonly observed in primates such as baboons and macaques. In contrast, a monogamous family group typically consists of one adult male, one adult female, and their offspring. A one-male group includes a dominant male, several females, and their offspring, while a fission-fusion society refers to a dynamic social organization in which individuals form subgroups that come together and split apart over time.

A Social Group Consisting of Several Males with Several Females