Understanding Why Male Mammals Choose to Mate with Just One Female

A new study in Science reports that scientists are getting closer to understanding a question they've long debated: why some male mammals--who could mate with several females--stick to just one. The new study, with authors from the University of Cambridge, is one of the field's most extensive to date.

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