Mating system of an exceptional primate, the olive colobus (procolobus verus)

Article Abstract:

Olive colobus is described as one of the most intriguing mating systems in the primate order. The strategies employed by males to secure their mating success to determine whether the lack of male monopolization was a result of female mating strategies are explained.

Males, Colobus, Colobus monkeys

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Do males have a better chance of mating when the number of estrous females is equal to or greater than the males' ordinal rank? Testing the hypothesis in Japanese macaques

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A study is conducted on Japanese male macaques, to see if their chance of mating is good, provided the number of estrous females is equal to or greater than the males' ordinal rank. This study is done on these macaques as they breed seasonally.

United States, Macaques, Habituation (Neuropsychology), Habituation (Psychophysiology)

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Demography and life history of Thomas Langurs

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The article reports a twelve and a half year old study made on wild Thomas langurs to explain the history of their lifespan.

Labor Distribution by Employer, Analysis, Mortality, Statistics, Demographic aspects, Life spans (Biology), Life span (Biology), Langurs, Report

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