Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10970921 Animal Behaviour 2012 8 Pages PDF
Abstract
► We simulated aggressive encounters between groups of white-faced capuchins. ► Extra group calls were played back to male subjects in varying audience conditions. ► Males responded more aggressively when tested in sight of another male. ► Males were more aggressive when tested in view of an aggressive group member.
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Participation in group defence: proximate factors affecting male behaviour in wild white-faced capuchins
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