2001
DOI: 10.1002/ajp.1036
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Rank and grooming reciprocity among females in a mixed‐sex group of captive hamadryas baboons

Abstract: In a mixed-sex, captive group of hamadryas baboons (Papio hamadryas hamadryas) we investigated whether female grooming relationships are affected by their dominance ranks. Seyfarth's [1977] grooming for support model and Barrett et al. 's [1999] biological market model both predict that in primate groups where competition for monopolizable resources is high, grooming among females is based, at least partly, on the interchange of grooming for rank-related benefits, and that rank thus influences the distributio… Show more

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“…Nevertheless, the concept has since been used (sometimes referred to as 'dominance gradient') in several behavioural studies such as biological market models (e.g. Barrett et al 1999;Leinfelder et al 2001) and theoretical modelling studies by Hemelrijk (1999) and Hemelrijk & Gygax (2004), who used the coefficient of variation as a measure of rank differentiation. The concept is further pivotal in the realms of social power and dominance styles (Flack &de Waal 2004) andreconciliation (e.g.…”
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“…Nevertheless, the concept has since been used (sometimes referred to as 'dominance gradient') in several behavioural studies such as biological market models (e.g. Barrett et al 1999;Leinfelder et al 2001) and theoretical modelling studies by Hemelrijk (1999) and Hemelrijk & Gygax (2004), who used the coefficient of variation as a measure of rank differentiation. The concept is further pivotal in the realms of social power and dominance styles (Flack &de Waal 2004) andreconciliation (e.g.…”
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“…Correlações significativas entre estatuto de dominância e catagem recebida foram encontradas em algumas espécies de primatas (Fairbanks, 1980;Hemelrijk & Ek, 1991;Matheson & Bernstein, 2000;Nakamichi, 2003;Payne et al, 2003;Rowell, 1971;Schino et al, 2003;Seyfarth, 1980;de Waal & Luttrell, 1986;Watts, 2000), não sendo, no entanto, uma tendência geral em todas elas (Bentley-Condit & Smith, 1999;Cooper & Bernstein, 2000;Franz, 1999;Leinfelder et al, 2001;Silk et al, 1999).…”
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“…No entanto, correlações significativas entre a catagem e a formação destas alianças, apesar de se terem observado em alguns grupos (Hemelrijk, 1994;Hemelrijk & Ek, 1991;Seyfarth, 1980;Seyfarth & Cheney, 1984), não foram encontradas noutros (Cooper & Bernstein, 2000;Fairbanks, 1980;Gust, 1995;Leinfelder et al, 2001;Matheson & Bernstein, 2000;Silk et al, 2004;de Waal & Luttrell, 1986), sugerindo que o funcionamento da catagem como um meio de fortalecer alianças agonísticas entre fêmeas, não pode ser tomado com uma explicação geral para todos os primatas .…”
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