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The adaptive value of secondary males in the polygynous multi-level society of hamadryas baboons by Chowdhury, Shahrina, Pines, Mathew, Saunders, Julian, Swedell, Larissa

“…ABSTRACT Objectives One‐male social systems are usually characterized by polygyny and reproductive exclusion by a single resident male. Sometimes, however,…”
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Female "dispersal" in hamadryas baboons: Transfer among social units in a multilevel society by Swedell, Larissa, Saunders, Julian, Schreier, Amy, Davis, Brittany, Tesfaye, Teklu, Pines, Mathew

“…Unlike most cercopithecines, hamadryas baboons (Papio hamadryas hamadryas) are characterized by female‐biased dispersal. To clarify this pattern within the…”
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Stress and stress reduction in common marmosets by Kaplan, Gisela, Pines, Mathew K., Rogers, Lesley J.

“…Surprisingly few studies have measured cortisol levels in captive primates using samples collected during everyday life to gauge which activities and…”
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Sexual conflict in a polygynous primate: costs and benefits of a male-imposed mating system by Swedell, Larissa, Leedom, Liane, Saunders, Julian, Pines, Mathew

“…Fundamental reproductive interests dictate that females generally benefit most from mate selectivity and males from mate quantity. This can create conflict…”
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Contexts and consequences of takeovers in hamadryas baboons: Female parity, reproductive state, and observational evidence of pregnancy loss by Amann, Alexis L., Pines, Mathew, Swedell, Larissa

“…The evolutionary consequences of sexual selection and sexual conflict are epitomized in the hamadryas baboon, a species characterized by strong sexual…”
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Alternative routes to the leader male role in a multi-level society: follower vs. solitary male strategies and outcomes in hamadryas baboons by Pines, Mathew, Saunders, Julian, Swedell, Larissa

“…The nested one‐male units (OMUs) of the hamadryas baboon are part of a complex social system in which “leader” males achieve near exclusive mating access by…”
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Fine-scale genetic assessment of sex-specific dispersal patterns in a multilevel primate society by Städele, Veronika, Van Doren, Vanessa, Pines, Mathew, Swedell, Larissa, Vigilant, Linda

“…Like humans, hamadryas baboons (Papio hamadryas) are unusual among primates in having a multilevel social system and stable pair bonds, and are thus a useful…”
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Not without a fair fight: failed abductions of females in wild hamadryas baboons by Pines, Mathew, Swedell, Larissa

“…In contrast to other papionin monkeys, hamadryas baboons are characterized by female-biased dispersal. Given that hamadryas females do not disperse…”
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The ties that bind: Maternal kin bias in a multilevel primate society despite natal dispersal by both sexes by Städele, Veronika, Pines, Mathew, Swedell, Larissa, Vigilant, Linda

“…In many social animals, individuals derive fitness benefits from close social bonds, which are often formed among kin of the philopatric sex. Hamadryas…”
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The rise and fall of leader males in a multi-level society: Takeovers and tenures of male hamadryas baboons by Pines, Mathew, Chowdhury, Shahrina, Saunders, Julian, Swedell, Larissa

“…As one means to maximize access to females, males of some species are intolerant of other males in social units, resulting in female defense polygyny, a mating…”
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A note on indoor and outdoor housing preferences of common marmosets ( Callithrix jacchus) by Pines, Mathew K., Kaplan, Gisela, Rogers, Lesley J.

“…This study examined the preferences of six pairs of common marmosets ( Callithrix jacchus) from the colony at the University of New England, Australia, between…”
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