Strategies of Sex and Survival in Female Hamadryas Baboons
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Female Dispersal
Female Hamadryas Baboon
female reproductive strategies
female-driven social organization primates
females
field study methods primatology
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Follower Male
German Primate Center
Hamadryas Baboons
Hamadryas Females
Hamadryas Males
Hyphaene Thebaica
infanticide
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Kummer 1968a
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Male Infanticide
Male Philopatry
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Mitochondrial DNA Variation
Mountain Gorillas
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primate group dynamics
primate social behavior
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Scan Samples
Semnopithecus Entellus
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Sleeping Site
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Subadult Male
swellings
Swollen Females
Va Ti
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Wild Hamadryas
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- ISBN 9781138403727
- Weight: 670g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 11 Jul 2017
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
- Language: English
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This book describes the first field study focusing on the behavior of hamadryas females in the wild. In its attempt to rectify the male-biased view of hamadryas baboon behavior that has persisted over the decades, this book suggests that female behavior contributes more to hamadryas social organization than has previously been assumed and that females may, in fact, be acting in their own best interests after all. For upper-level undergraduate courses on primate behavior and ecology.
Larissa Swedell is Professor of Anthropology at Queens College, CUNY, USA. As a biological anthropologist, her interest in nonhuman primates derives in part from what their behavior, ecology, and evolution can tell us about the evolutionary history of humans and the biological underpinnings of modern human behavior. As a behavioral ecologist, she is most interested in the interacting reproductive strategies of males and females and the evolutionary advantages of sociality and social bonds.
