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Sociophysiology of well-being in nonhuman primates (1991)

Mendoza, S. P.

Abstract

We have found, for example, that formation of same-sex groups of squirrel monkeys is rarely accompanied by injurious aggression. Once unisexual groups have stabilized, formation of larger heterosexual groups generally proceeds smoothly (p. 347). [Group formation procedure is not described.] Generous amounts of vertical space and visual barriers seem to be effective in minimizing the frequency and severity of antagonistic encounters (p. 347).

Published
1991

Animal Type
Nonhuman Primate, Squirrel Monkey
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Citation
Mendoza, S. P. 1991. Sociophysiology of well-being in nonhuman primates. Laboratory Animal Science 41, 344-349.

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