Behaviour and Female Reproductive Cycles in a Captive Group of Mangabeys

Neil Chalmers · Thelma E. Rowell

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The behaviour of a captive group of mangabeys is described in terms of the frequency with which different members of the group showed certain behaviour patterns. For some patterns, these frequencies relate to the dominance status of individuals in the group, for others to their age. Fluctuations in behaviour associated with changes in the reproductive status of females in the group are described.

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