In which mating system are the females of the species actually larger and more aggressive than the males of the species?
A)Monogamous
B)Polygynous
C)Polyandrous
D)Polygamous

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In a polyandrous mating system, females mate with multiple males and often exhibit traits typically associated with male competitiveness in other mating systems, such as larger size and increased aggression. This is because the reproductive success of females in such systems is often limited by their ability to acquire and control access to multiple males.

In Which Mating System Are the Females of the Species