Paternal carePaternal care is where the father of the offspring provides most or all of the effort needed to protect, feed or raise the young until they become independent. The most well-known example of paternal care is in seahorses, where the male broods the eggs in a pouch until they are ready to hatch. Primary paternal care is most common in egg-laying species and almost unheard of in mammals.
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Paternal care is where the father of the offspring provides most or all of the effort needed to protect, feed or raise the young until they become ...
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