Gibbons live in monogamous pair bonds and are therefore __________.
A) not dimorphic with respect to body size
B) a solitary species
C) have intense male competition for mates
D) better adapted to life in the forest

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Gibbons typically do not exhibit sexual dimorphism in body size because they form monogamous pair bonds, where both males and females have relatively equal access to food and resources. This reduces the need for intense male competition for mates or the evolution of larger body size for male-male competition.

Gibbons Live in Monogamous Pair Bonds and Are Therefore __________