KnowraPolyandryLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Polyandry, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 2Related 7Compared with 2Mate choiceRelated: It creates opportunities for post-mating competition alongside initial mate choice.MonogamyCompared with: It contrasts with monogamy by allowing one female several simultaneous reproductive partners.Mating systemBroader topic: It reverses the more familiar pattern of one male mating with several females.Sex-role reversalBroader topic: This mating system often accompanies female competition and male-biased care.Gorilla social structureCompared with: It contrasts with the frequent association of one leading male and several females in gorilla groups.PipefishRelated: Some pipefish females mate with several males, distributing eggs among their broods.European hareRelated: Female European hares may mate with several males during a breeding period.JacanidaeRelated: Female jacanas may mate with several males, which incubate eggs and care for chicks.PhalaropeRelated: Female phalaropes may mate with successive males, each tending a clutch.TinamouRelated: In many tinamous, males incubate eggs and care for young from multiple females.Greater painted-snipeRelated: Female painted-snipes can mate with successive males, each of which may care for a brood.