Titlebook: Dispersing Primate Females; Life History and Soc Takeshi Furuichi,Juichi Yamagiwa,Filippo Aureli Book 2015 Springer Japan 2015 Atelinae.Bon

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Dispersal Patterns of Female Northern Muriquis: Implications for Social Dynamics, Life History, and seasonal, with no emigrations occurring during the peak dry season months. At least 12 females visited one or more groups before ultimately dispersing; some females also returned to their natal groups during the dispersal process, but there was no secondary dispersal after they reproduced. Females d

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Dispersal Patterns of Females in the Genus Gorillaore paradox: why do 50–60?% of females live in smaller one-male groups, despite a higher risk of infanticide? Transfers by female mountain gorillas did not show a consistent preference for multimale groups. A mathematical model and empirical results from western gorillas suggest that variability in

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Sex Differences in Ranging and Association Patterns in Chimpanzees in Comparison with Bonobosemale chimpanzees also vary among study sites, although females are less gregarious than males at all sites. At Gombe, Kanyawara, and Kalinzu, association between female chimpanzees is very weak. At Ta?, Ngogo, and Sonso, female chimpanzees have specific female partners with whom they associate more

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Intergroup Transfer of Females and Social Relationships Between Immigrants and Residents in Bonobo (tant than that with males. They also emigrated at a young age and frequently engaged in social play. Indeed, social bonding established through frequent social play may be related to the development of socially symmetrical relationships, which are the basis for the egalitarian bonobo society. Intrag

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Life History and Sexual Relationships of Female Kalahari Hunter-Gatherersd. In many cases young couples stay with the wife’s family at first. But a few years after marriage, the couple may choose to stay with the husband’s family. A unique practice of their society is that married people sometimes have sexual relationships with people other than their husbands or wives.

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Evolution of Hominid Life History Strategy and Origin of Human Familyure characterized by a strong tendency of female transfer between groups and a weak tendency of male philopatry. They also had small sexual dimorphism in body mass, with females showing no overt sign of estrus. Large climatic changes in the late Miocene forced the human ancestors to expand their dis