Original paper
Female emancipation in a male dominant, sexually dimorphic primate under natural conditions
Abstract
In most group-living animals, a dominance hierarchy reduces the costs of competition for limited resources. Dominance ranks may reflect prior attributes, such as body size, related to fighting ability or reflect the history of self-reinforcing effects of winning and losing a conflict (the winner-loser effect), or both. As to prior attributes, in sexually dimorphic species, where males are larger than females, males are assumed to be dominant...
Paper Details
Title
Female emancipation in a male dominant, sexually dimorphic primate under natural conditions
Published Date
Apr 19, 2021
Journal
Volume
16
Issue
4
Pages
e0249039 - e0249039
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