Meat sharing can be considered an example of cooperation among primates. Which of the following is NOT a cooperative behavior observed among primates? a. warning calls
b. nut cracking
c. grooming
d. group hunting
e. caring for a subadult by someone other than the mother

e.

Explanation:

The correct answer would be caring for a subadult by someone other than the mother.

Cooperation or cooperative actions are those actions that are carried out by two or more individuals in order to achieve a common goal or goals.

Warning calls are carried out by one or two individuals in order to warn those around of a particular danger. Nut cracking among primates requires the collective efforts of many individuals. Grooming is a social behavior among primates that requires the cleaning up and maintenance of boy hygiene of an individual by another individual. Group hunting involves the collective efforts of a group of primates.

The only option that does not require cooperation is caring for a subadult by someone other than the mother.

The correct option is e.