AFFILIATIVE FUNCTION OF THE SILENT BARED-TEETH DISPLAY IN MOOR MACAQUES (MACACA-MAURUS) - FURTHER EVIDENCE FOR THE PARTICULAR STATUS OF SULAWESI MACAQUES
AFFILIATIVE FUNCTION OF THE SILENT BARED-TEETH DISPLAY IN MOOR MACAQUES (MACACA-MAURUS) - FURTHER EVIDENCE FOR THE PARTICULAR STATUS OF SULAWESI MACAQUES
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DOI：
10.1007/bf02547729
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发表时间：
1992-02-01
影响因子：
2.5
通讯作者：
THIERRY, B
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作者：
PETIT, O;THIERRY, B
无声的裸齿展示是在一群圈养的摩尔猕猴（猕猴maurus）中描述的。 它发生在闭着或张开的嘴上，在亲密和嬉戏的互动中都可以观察到。 它似乎并不传达有关伙伴社会地位的具体信息，应被视为一种信号，宣传发射者的和平意图。 这与苏拉威西岛上其他种类的猕猴的情况一致。
The silent bared-teeth display is described in a captive group of Moor macaques (Macaca maurus). It occurs with either closed or open mouth and is observed in both affinitive and playful interactions. It does not appear to convey specific information about the social status of partners and should be viewed as a signal advertising the emitter's peaceful intentions. This is consistent with what is known for other species of macaques on Sulawesi island.