Awedge-capped capuchin is a species of south american monkeys. they live in groups that typically have one male and several females. sometimes young males live in a group too in order to take care of the young. most groups have a dominant female that often displays aggression toward other females and young males in the group. which best describes the group behavior of these monkeys? territorial imperative social hierarchy migratory hibernating

The correct answer would be the social hierarchy.

Explanation:

A basic aspect of social organization that is decided by display behavior or fighting and leads to a ranking system or order of place of the animals in a group is known as social hierarchy.

Dominance type of social hierarchies often decided best or early access to mating, social interactions, or food within animal groups.

Wedge-capped capuchin monkeys show this type of social hierarchy in their pack or group where dominant females display aggression towards other young males and females.

Thus, the correct answer is the social hierarchy.

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