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Often the "father" who helped care for the children was not the biological father.
by airbreather 5y ago
Often the "father" who helped care for the children was not the biological father.
- throwaway306744 5y ago"It takes a village." Extended family care and smaller tight-nit communities were more common than they are now. If you're talking about extra-pair paternity, it's estimated to be only 2% in humans.