All-male "bachelor" groups may occur in species where __________ exist
A)monogamous families
B)polygynandrous groups
C)one-male polygyny
D)fission-fusion polygyny

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All-male "bachelor" groups are most commonly observed in species with a one-male polygyny mating system. In such systems, a single male mates with multiple females, leading to the exclusion of other males, who may then form all-male groups.

All-Male "Bachelor" Groups May Occur in Species Where __________ Exist