The extent of (in) equality is highly diverse across species of social mammals, but we have a
poor understanding of the factors that produce or inhibit equitable social organizations …

Among non-human primates, male dominance rank is not necessarily a good indicator of
mating success, and relationships between male dominance rank and mating or …

In group-living species, cooperative tactics can offset asymmetries in resource-holding
potential between individuals and alter the outcome of intragroup conflicts. Differences in the …

Concerns about cuckoldry are a dominant theme in evolutionary studies of mating,
frequently used to explain sex differences in reproductive strategies. However, studies in …

Necrophilic behavior (attempted copulation with corpses) has been scarcely reported in non-
human primates, especially in the wild. Here is the first case of necrophilic behavior …

Reproductive success can be attributed to both resident and non-resident males in non-
human primates. However, reproductive success of non-resident males has rarely been …

Because senescence impairs the ability of older males to compete successfully for mates,
male reproductive strategies are expected to change with age. The terminal investment …

Inferring the latent structures of social organisations is a central theme in animal ecology.
Sophisticated theoretical frameworks underpin the study of various primate social systems …

In group-living mammals, reproductive success can be attributed to both resident and non-
resident males. However, the reproductive success of non-resident males has rarely been …

Competitive behaviours are expected to emerge when the benefits of resource defence
outweigh the costs. The costs and benefits of resource defence are in part modulated by the …