Mating systems are frequently defined in terms of the number of copulatory partners per individual per breeding season. When a male and female have only a single mating partner per breeding season, such as system is referred to as
A) monogamy.
B) polyandry.
C) polygynandry.
D) polygyny

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Monogamy refers to a mating system where a male and female mate exclusively with each other during a breeding season, meaning each has only one mating partner.

Mating Systems Are Frequently Defined in Terms of the Number