Gibbons are found in Southeast Asia and spend part of their days moving through the canopies of trees foraging for food as well as just resting. Males and females are equal in size, and there appears to be little competition among males for mates. Their social structure is best described as which of the following?

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Gibbons are known for their monogamous pair bonds, where a male and a female form a long-term relationship and defend their territory together. This social structure is distinct from species that form harems (one male, multiple females), have dominance hierarchies, or form fission-fusion societies.

Gibbons Are Found in Southeast Asia and Spend Part of Their