Squirrel Monkey Heart Rate During Formation of Status Orders
Author(s): Douglas K. Candland, et al
Abstract: Determined the heart rate of 5 male squirrel monkeys by FM telemetry during the formation of status orders assessed with a full pair comparison design on 6 occasions over a 3-wk period. Heart rate was related to rank on the status order by a curvilinear function with the middle-ranking Ss showing the lowest heart rate during test sessions, but not during base-line measures taken in the home cage. This function is similar to that found previously for chickens establishing dominance orders. Relations between selected squirrel monkey behavior patterns are described
Publication Title: Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology, Vol. 70(3)
Pub Year: 1970
Pages: 417 – 423
URL: http://psycnet.apa.org/doi/10.1037/h0028740
Keywords: formation of status orders, control of aggression, heart rate, monkey

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