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Baboons
Old world monkey
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Model for human evolution
Succeed in the savanna
Omnivorous
Complex social organizations
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Cercopithecines
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Morphological characteristics
Cheek pouches
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Behavioural characteristics
Diet and social system varies
Both arboreal and terrestrial
Female philopatry
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Mandrills
Forest baboons (not actual)
Not well known
Fruit motivated omnivores
Female horeds with male
Male solitary
Higher testosterone = brighter colour
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Drills
Forest baboon (not actual)
Really not well known
Fruit motivated omnivore
MM-MF or OMU or multi tiered super groups
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Theropithecus Gelada
Ethiopia
Grass eater
Female philopatric
Multi tier OMU
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Savannah Baboon social organization
Stable troops >10 females, >5 males
Large, diurnal terrestrial quadruped
Best studied primate
Generalist diet
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Female philopatry
Female breed in natal group while males disperse
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Importance of kin
Females form kin clusters, spatial association, grooming
Tend to help other kin out (kin selection)
Are often with kin who they are closes to daily
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Youngest ascendancy
Youngest daughter will be ranked just below their mother, but above their older sisters
Have a higher chance or reproduction
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Ranking between families
Stable ranks
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Agonistic interaction
Assert dominance by fighting
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Coalitionary Support
Look for kin to support during fights
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Consortships
One female, one male
Go away for a few hours to mate
Dominante males tends to take over during peak fertility
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Friendships
Females have 1-2 male friends
Males have 0-8 female friends
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Friendship benefits for females
More resources, avoiding infanticide, protection for male, baby sitting from male
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Friendship benefits for males
Paternity, agonistic buffer (avoid fighting by holding a baby)
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Male male relationships
Rank predicts reproductive success
About size and strength, new immigrants are usually placed higher
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Coalitions
Temporary working together
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Alliance
Longer term working together
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Hamdryas baboons
Omnivores
Very arid habitat
Neither sex philopatric but some males stay in natal clan
Females social mostly with male units (not other females)