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Page 132
... adults . Vervet mothers are protective of their infants , carrying them ventrally and grooming them . Vervet infants leave their mothers by the second day after birth , to be carried by other females , especially subadult females or adult ...
... adults . Vervet mothers are protective of their infants , carrying them ventrally and grooming them . Vervet infants leave their mothers by the second day after birth , to be carried by other females , especially subadult females or adult ...
Page 136
... adult male displays and barks . The only loud vocalizations heard in the field were the male's bark of territorial ... females . Females , either singly or in combination , frequently attack the male . Females can displace the adult male ...
... adult male displays and barks . The only loud vocalizations heard in the field were the male's bark of territorial ... females . Females , either singly or in combination , frequently attack the male . Females can displace the adult male ...
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... adult males and adult females were not observed . On several occasions Jay saw rhesus troops and langur troops feeding and sitting together . Two rhesus monkeys , an adult male and an adult female , lived in one of her langur study ...
... adult males and adult females were not observed . On several occasions Jay saw rhesus troops and langur troops feeding and sitting together . Two rhesus monkeys , an adult male and an adult female , lived in one of her langur study ...
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