Page(s) 179-184 7.D Explain how kinship influences the distribution of altruism in primate groups. Which of the following statements about kin-relations in cooperatively breeding primates are true, and which are false? Drag each item on the left to its matching item on the right. Unrelated females help care for the young of the breeding female in order to prove that they will be a good parent. Cooperative breeding takes place more commonly among kin than among unrelated individuals. Sisters sometimes disperse together to form new groups, where one sibling acts as the dominant breeding female and the others help to raise young. Mate competition is greater among related females. Some species can pass their sibling's genes (along with their own) to their offspring. This makes cooperative breeding more beneficial. In a cooperative breeding scenario, subordinate females are able to produce offspring as readily as dominant females.