Dominance is a common, although not universal, characteristic of social relationships in
nonhuman primates. One individual is dominant to another when it consistently wins the …

The concept of dominance has been shown to be useful in describing and predicting social
interactions in group-living animals. However, the dominance relationships among adult …

It has been long known that females form the stable core of macaque societies (Bernstein
and Sharpe 1966; Vandenbergh 1967; Drickamer 1976). They have strong relational ties …

Early hominins present an unusual pattern of sexual dimorphism. On one hand, the canine
teeth of these species are weakly size-dimorphic, vertically short, and nonhoning …

Friendship in humans is as old as the written word and probably dates back even further.
One of the earliest known literary works in history, ie,'The Epic of Gilgamesh'(±2150-2000 …

For most old world cercopithecine species, both the ultimate and proximate reasons for
dispersal are debated. To explore primate dispersal dynamics, and investigate whether …