ANT100Y1 Study Guide - Final Guide: Hamadryas Baboon, Gelada, Ring-Tailed Lemur

• School: UTSG
• Department: Anthropology
• Course: ANT100Y1
• Professor: Bianca Dahl

Document Summary

1: leaky"s angels: dian fossey (gorillas in rwanda), jane goodall (chimps in africa), birute. Lemurs= most aggressive; will harm other females and close kins (kill infants and even consume them) , very dominant (matrilineal) Bonobos chimp (pan paniscus): low level of aggression -> males are philopatric. Orangutan (pongo pygmaeus;pongo abelii) : aggressive male-male competition. Vervet monkeys: aggression towards same status monkeys; female philopatric. Hamadryas baboons: polygyny -> strong male-to-female connection. Rank inheritance: macaques ; vervets; baboons lemurs are found in madagascar; -> lorises you find in asia. Know key terms pointed out in class (e. g. bimaturism, folivore) Great apes are from africa- not new world. Know difference between coalition and polyspecific associations. If the male disappears, the group will still stay together and probably find another male. The females are power brokers and have a lot of influence in which males will join the group. Bonobos chimp: much lower levels of aggression (comparing everything to common chimp)