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On dominance relations and the structure of animal societies: II. Some effects of possible social factors

In a previous paper (Landau, 1951) it was shown that a society with a dominance relation would rarely tend to be close to the hierarchy in structure if dominance is determined solely by the inherent characteristics of the members. Here we consider the effects of other factors, due to social rank or to the outcome of previous encounters which affected dominance.

H. G. Landau | H. Landau

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