Primate Behavior
Types of Monkeys
Physical attributes
Parenting/mating
Social Aspects
100
Bearing fangs, raising hairs, or shaking branches.

What is displays?

100

What type of monkeys are Gibbons and Siamangs. 

What are lesser Apes?

100

Dental formula specific to OW monkeys and Apes 

2.1.2.2

100

Primate mating preferences, such as biases relating to phenotype. 

Sexual selection

100

resource sharing, predator detection, protection

Advantages of living in social groups

200

The study of how primates behave in relation to their environment and other animals

What is Behavioral Ecology?

200
Closest living primate to humans. 

What are Chimpanzees + bonobos. 

200

Dental formula specific to NW monkeys 

2.1.3.3 

200

Parents killing off their young/younger generation. 

Infanticide 
200

 Competition for resources, increased aggression, more visibility to predators

Disadvantages of social groups

300

Actions such as grooming, sharing food, and close physical cotact. 

What is affiliative behaviors?

300

Large orange Primate 

Orangatangs. 

300

Frugivore, insectivore, and carnivore 

What are primate diets


300

when someone other than a biological parent cares for a child

what is alloparenting 
300

Availability of resources, mating systems/competition, predator pressure, social bonding.

Factors that influence social structure

400

tool usage, social learning, and passed down traditions. 

What is primate cultural behavior?

400

Primarily knuckle walking primate

What is a gorilla 

400

Tail used to cling onto branches and assist in balance

Prehensile Tail 

400

monogamy, polyandry, polygyny, and multi-male, multi-female groups

 What are mating systems?

400

social rankings in primate groups that determine access to resources

Dominance hierarchies 
500

They have downward-pointing nostrils, large upper lips, and opposable thumbs and big toes.

Old World Monkey

500

Brighter colors, Larger bones, (bigger faces on orangutangs) 

Sexual Dimorphism