Friend or foe: reconciliation between males and females in wild chacma baboons

Male aggression towards females is a common and often costly occurrence in species that live in bisexual groups. But preferential heterosexual relationships are also known to confer numerous fitness advantages to both sexes—making it of interest to explore how aggression is managed among male–female...

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Published in:	Animal behaviour 2019-05, Vol.151, p.145-155
Main Authors:	Webb, Christine E., Baniel, Alice, Cowlishaw, Guy, Huchard, Elise
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	aggression animal behavior Animal biology chacma baboon data collection interpersonal relationships lactating females Life Sciences males male–female association Neurons and Cognition observational studies Papio ursinus postconflict affiliation progeny Psychology and behavior reconciliation social cohesion Vertebrate Zoology
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