霊長類行動学12. オスとメスの関係パターン
male-female interactions
- mating
- primate-male occur with group (odd in animals)
- female concerns male only as a mate
- except Marmoset - expect them to take care of child
- What people think Human male provide
- resources?
- protection? - really? from what?
- primate male does not protect by fighting females
- there is an evidence that Baboon males even run away faster than females when they are in danger
Male association with females
- 1. Access to mates partners
- females need partner, too.
- 2. Access to resources
- females disperse based on food availability
- so male get benefit from going to female place so that he can also get access to food
- bad for females
- 3. protection from predators ※but not fight
- need to be wathful from
- on tree -> raptor like eagles
- on ground -> lepard etc
- need to be wathful from
- 4. male parental care (some male can care)
- usually males don't do anything, but sometimes.
- 5. male threat
- male coersion for mating
- male forcing female to mate with him
- costly behavior - in terms of time
- costly for females as well - increase stress level
- male forcing female to mate with him
- male may commit infanticide
- male coersion for mating
Mating is a selfish act
- can see this in terms of cost and benefit for male/female
female costs
- injury
- disease (性病とか)
- energy (sex skin development)
- time
- predation risk
- food competitor
female benefits
- can assess male quality, can provide infant care, help protect from predator, protect from other males
Male cost
- competition with other males
- >injury
- >disease
- stress
- <-top-hormonly susceptible to disease
- <-subordinate - also have
- also, same risks of matings as females
Male Benefit
- group membership reduces predation risk
- access to females
- females give males grooming care (increase health)
- access to resources
Male-female interaction is not only mating
- male friendship
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- defense against multi-male influxes
- female can be protected by the dominant male if she has a good relationship with him
- female-choice - prefer dominant male
- defense against multi-male influxes
Multi-male species
- female affiliation patterns
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- 3 Patterns
- 1. male dominance hierarchy
- 2. promiscuous mating
- 3. Safari - have her cooperate to come with him to mate in shade
- 3 Patterns
- Macaque - diatic establish dominance hierarchy
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female interaction
- Don't deplete sperm
- females Don't recruit male for group defense
- females don't need male to defense
- Callitrichids recruite male to increase male parental care
- inhibit infanticide
- other male can help avoid other male killing children
male-coersion
- something unusual for primate
- anthropoids phenomenon
- Catarrhines (old world monkey)
- Lemur - males are expelled
- in captured situation, he gets killed.
- dimorphism (males have)
- larger size
- huge canines
- anthropoids phenomenon
- Papio hamadryas
- males panish females
- infanticide