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Consistent individual variation across interaction networks indicates social personalities in lemurs
Ipek G. Kulahci
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Asif A. Ghazanfar
, Daniel Ian Rubenstein
Psychology
Princeton Neuroscience Institute
Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
High Meadows Environmental Institute
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Keyphrases
Social Personality
100%
Lemur
100%
Scent Marking
42%
Contact Call
28%
Betweenness Centrality
14%
Sex-based
14%
Eigenvector Centrality
14%
Interaction Styles
14%
Ring-tailed Lemur
14%
Social Preferences
14%
Individual Interaction
14%
Social Roles
14%
Network Centrality
14%
Network Centrality Measures
14%
Grooming
14%
Lemur Catta
14%
Social Partners
14%
Aggressive Interactions
14%
Affiliative Relationships
14%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Interaction Network
100%
Odor
75%
Lemur Catta
50%
Lemur
25%
Lemuridae
25%
Psychology
Aggressive Interaction
50%