<p>(a) The relation between ‘male copulation tie rate’ and the first factor of the PCA. High negative values on factor 1 indicate high-ranking males who often led the pack, who were frequently approached within 1 metre by females and who displayed both a high rate of affiliative behaviour and a low rate of aggressive behaviour towards females; (b) The relation between “rate of refusals that males received by females” and the second factor of the PCA. High negative values on factor 2 indicate a high rate of aggressive behaviour displayed by males towards females.</p
<p>Model coefficients and significance (P) for the fixed effects on male responsiveness (PC1) of thr...
<p>Explanatory variables are (a) average male attractiveness (averaged across eight females) in the ...
<p>Instances of alpha male presence on platforms were used as the exposure variable.</p
<p>Results of linear regression analysis (copulation latency, n = 41, model a,b) and logistic regres...
<p><b>A</b> A mediation model was used to determine if the face ratio remained a significant predict...
<p>The dark grey line shows the fitted logistic regression equation, while the histograms show how m...
Sex dierences in the Big Five personality structure, as assessed by combined JPI and PRF scales, wer...
Two studies examined the effects of individual differences identified by the Confluence Model of agg...
<p>Results of General Linear Models (GLMs) testing for the effects of the choosing individual’s pers...
Results of GLM models of male copulatory courtship as a function of treatment and male temperature d...
<p>High values of PC2 predominantly reflected high male group time budget spent in courtship and int...
<p> <b>Significant overall models and individual model parameters are indicated in b...
<p>Mediation models were used to determine if the face ratio remained a significant predictor of jud...
<p>Bar graphs showing the percentage of copulations accompanied by calls, N = 75, given by seven fem...
<p>Percentage of trials (<i>n</i> = 55) with male-male aggression, female-male aggression and mating...
<p>Model coefficients and significance (P) for the fixed effects on male responsiveness (PC1) of thr...
<p>Explanatory variables are (a) average male attractiveness (averaged across eight females) in the ...
<p>Instances of alpha male presence on platforms were used as the exposure variable.</p
<p>Results of linear regression analysis (copulation latency, n = 41, model a,b) and logistic regres...
<p><b>A</b> A mediation model was used to determine if the face ratio remained a significant predict...
<p>The dark grey line shows the fitted logistic regression equation, while the histograms show how m...
Sex dierences in the Big Five personality structure, as assessed by combined JPI and PRF scales, wer...
Two studies examined the effects of individual differences identified by the Confluence Model of agg...
<p>Results of General Linear Models (GLMs) testing for the effects of the choosing individual’s pers...
Results of GLM models of male copulatory courtship as a function of treatment and male temperature d...
<p>High values of PC2 predominantly reflected high male group time budget spent in courtship and int...
<p> <b>Significant overall models and individual model parameters are indicated in b...
<p>Mediation models were used to determine if the face ratio remained a significant predictor of jud...
<p>Bar graphs showing the percentage of copulations accompanied by calls, N = 75, given by seven fem...
<p>Percentage of trials (<i>n</i> = 55) with male-male aggression, female-male aggression and mating...
<p>Model coefficients and significance (P) for the fixed effects on male responsiveness (PC1) of thr...
<p>Explanatory variables are (a) average male attractiveness (averaged across eight females) in the ...
<p>Instances of alpha male presence on platforms were used as the exposure variable.</p