At least for other mammals like elephants, primates and lions, breeding doesn’t start with sexual maturity, at least for males. Older, higher ranked males cont

At least for other mammals like elephants, primates and lions, breeding doesn’t start with sexual maturity, at least for males. Older, higher ranked males control the breeding rights. Males often have to either fight for status or separate from the group and create their own breeding pool. Wouldn’t be surprised that humans do something similar in early cultures since they tend to have highly organized societies, even for females?