Juvenile Dominance in Eulemur macaco flavifrons: The Influence of Sex and Maternal Rank

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Animals
Brief Report
Comparative analysis
Dominance-Subordination
Domination
Eulemur macaco flavifrons
Female
Hierarchy, Social
Lemur catta
Lemuridae - physiology
Madagascar
Male
Motherhood
Old World monkeys
Papio
Primates
Prosimians
Sex
Sex Characteristics
Social status
title Juvenile Dominance in Eulemur macaco flavifrons: The Influence of Sex and Maternal Rank
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