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Sex-Typed Social Development in Lemur catta
2018
Folia primatologica
Strong chemical control of strepsirrhine mating behaviour when compared to haplorhines might suggest that strepsirrhine behavioural development, generally, is under stronger somatic control. A comparative lack of reported behavioural sex differences in immature strepsirrhines would seem to support this hypothesis, but the recent discovery of sex differences in juvenile foraging behaviour in Lemur catta suggests that this difference might be an artefact of undersampling in strepsirrhines. Here,
doi:10.1159/000487433
pmid:29734175
fatcat:3t5bfdzxq5bsvid647vgkx7nwa