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Foreword | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Introduction | |
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Prologue | |
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Studying Sex and Friendship in Baboons | |
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Baboons | |
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Introduction | |
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Baboon Social Behavior: A Brief Summary | |
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Gilgil Baboons and Their Habitat | |
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The Study of Eburru Cliffs Troop | |
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Field Work and Data Analysis | |
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Habituation | |
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Recognizing Individuals | |
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Data Collection | |
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Types of Evidence | |
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Presentation of Results | |
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Defining Friendship | |
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Introduction | |
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Behaviors Used to Define Friendship: Proximity and Grooming | |
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Grooming | |
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Spatial Proximity between Adult Females and Males | |
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Comparison of Grooming and Proximity | |
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Criteria for Friendship | |
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Characteristics of Friends | |
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Summary and Discussion | |
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Notes on Statistics | |
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What Made Friends Special | |
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Introduction | |
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Groomer/Groomee Roles | |
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Female and Male Roles in Maintaining Proximity | |
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Interactions Following a Close Approach: Friends Compared with Non-Friends | |
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Summary and Discussion | |
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Notes on Statistics | |
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Benefits of Friendship to the Female | |
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Introduction | |
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Male Protection of the Female and Her Offspring From Aggression by Other Baboons | |
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Friendship and Male Aggression Toward Females | |
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Aggression Toward Infants | |
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Male-Infant Relationships | |
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Summary | |
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Notes on Statistics | |
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Male-Male Competition for Mates | |
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Introduction | |
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Male Consort Activity, Agonistic Rank, and Age/Residence Status | |
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Male Competitive Tactics: Different Ways of Acquiring Consort Partners | |
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Psychological Components of Male Competitive Tactics | |
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Summary | |
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Notes on Statistics | |
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Benefits of Friendship to the Male | |
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Introduction | |
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Friendships and Previous Consort Activity | |
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Friendships and Subsequent Consort Activity | |
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Female Choice | |
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Adult Male-Infant Interactions: The Role of Paternity Versus Friendship with the Mother | |
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Male Contact with Infants during Interactions with Other Males | |
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Summary and Conclusions | |
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Notes on Statistics | |
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Making, Keeping, and Losing Friends | |
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Introduction | |
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Baboon Adolescence: Making Sexual Friendships for the First Time | |
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Male Immigrants: Making Friends with Strangers | |
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The Impact of Sex: Making and Losing Friends | |
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How Long Do Friendships Last? | |
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Emotions Underlying Sex and Friendship | |
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Conclusion | |
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Notes on Statistics | |
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Comparative Perspectives | |
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Introduction | |
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Long-Term, Male-Female Relationships in Macaques | |
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Male-Female Relationships in Other Nonhuman Primates | |
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The Evolution of Human Male-Female Relationships | |
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Appendixes I-XIV | |
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Method of Estimating Female Ages | |
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Adult Female Dominance Hierarchy from September 1977 through December 1978 | |
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Behaviors Recorded Continuously during Focal Samples of Adult Females | |
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Number of Focal Samples (FS) and Amount of Focal Sampling Time in Minutes (M) on Females at Different Reproductive Stages | |
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Activity Categories Used in Female Focal Samples | |
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Determination of Proximity Score Weighting Factors | |
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Method of Calculating Composite Proximity Scores (C Score) | |
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Identification of Putative Juvenile Offspring | |
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Characteristics of Friends of Males of Different Age/Residence Categories | |
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Restrictions Applied to Scoring of Approaches and Leaves | |
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Percentage of Time Anestrous Females Spent in Close Proximity (within 1 m) to Friends and Non-Friends | |
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Frequency with Which a Close Approach by the Male was Followed within 5 Seconds by a Leave by the Male ("Immediate Leave") for Friends and Non-Friends | |
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Frequency with Which a Close Approach by the Female was Followed within 5 Seconds by a Leave by the Female ("Immediate Leave") for Friends and Non-Friends | |
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Males Frequently Observed Near Infants (within 5 m) | |
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Bibliography | |
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Subject Index | |