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Girneys

Girneys are soft vocalizations used by species of Old World monkeys to ease affiliative social interactions between unrelated members of the same species. The vocalizations are most commonly used by adult females around birthing season; the female will direct the call towards an unrelated mother and her offspring as an attempt to initiate friendly…

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Old World monkeys

Morphology

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Girneys

Nodes13
Edges12
Triples35
Avg. degree1.85
Density0.153846
Components1

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Girneys

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related to Old World monkeys · 8
Girneys → However, Japanese, Monkeys, Multiple, No, Old World, The, This
related to Morphology · 7
Girneys → Both, Chicago, Dario Maestripieri, In, Instead, The, University
related to Establishing friendly contact with unrelated mother-offspring dyad · 5
Girneys → Additionally, In, Male, Monkeys, The
related to Post-conflict affiliation · 5
Girneys → Despite, During, Opponents, So, The
related to Acknowledging social hierarchy · 4
Girneys → Japanese, Low, The, This
related to Atonal girneys · 2
Girneys → An, Vocalizations
related to Tonal girneys · 2
Girneys → The, Tonal

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call monkeys unrelated species vocalizations produce affiliative dominant adult vocalization towards friendly contact members females female atonal old world likely

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groominginstance ofThe call can also benefit the adult female in that it may increase probability of affiliative physical contact0.80text
which reduces stressinstance ofThe call can also benefit the adult female in that it may increase probability of affiliative physical contact0.80text
Girneysrelated to Acknowledging social hierarchyJapanese0.60section
Girneysrelated to Acknowledging social hierarchyThe0.60section
Girneysrelated to Acknowledging social hierarchyLow0.60section
Girneysrelated to Acknowledging social hierarchyThis0.60section
Girneysrelated to Atonal girneysVocalizations0.60section
Girneysrelated to Atonal girneysAn0.60section
Girneysrelated to Establishing friendly contact with unrelated mother-offspring dyadMale0.60section
Girneysrelated to Establishing friendly contact with unrelated mother-offspring dyadIn0.60section
Girneysrelated to Establishing friendly contact with unrelated mother-offspring dyadThe0.60section
Girneysrelated to Establishing friendly contact with unrelated mother-offspring dyadMonkeys0.60section

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