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1           Each person had a clear CD4 T-cell dominance hierarchy.
2 termined by the position of individuals in a dominance hierarchy.
3 ain and this is often achieved by means of a dominance hierarchy.
4 t excitation traced the development of their dominance hierarchy.
5 xpressing neurons in the PFC regulate social dominance hierarchy.
6 luenced by individuals' rank position in the dominance hierarchy.
7 linked load at three different levels of the dominance hierarchy.
8 specific versus interspecific competition in dominance hierarchies.
9  to guide researchers interested in studying dominance hierarchies.
10 nd, among social animals, establishes stable dominance hierarchies.
11 female philopatry, male dispersal and linear dominance hierarchies.
12  species and can function to maintain social dominance hierarchies.
13 nting subordinates according to well-defined dominance hierarchies.
14 g, selective reproduction, pair bonding, and dominance hierarchies.
15 that occur through the development of social dominance hierarchies.
16 about the ranks of individuals within social dominance hierarchies.
17 ergent strategies for navigating group-based dominance hierarchies.
18       Most social species self-organize into dominance hierarchies(1,2), which decreases aggression a
19 for other resources or generate intransitive dominance hierarchies among plants.
20                                Interspecific dominance hierarchies, analysed using three methods, wer
21 ial units that are shaped by well-delineated dominance hierarchies and a range of affiliative relatio
22 the decision-making involved in establishing dominance hierarchies and an opportunity to examine chan
23 fferent models both of the formation of such dominance hierarchies and of already existing hierarchie
24 c connection between protorespect in primate dominance hierarchies and respect in human prestige hier
25 ) predicts adherence to the structure of the dominance hierarchy and reduces aggression between speci
26 species for studying aggression due to their dominance hierarchy and robust behavioral repertoire.
27 ve distinct but synergistic functions in the dominance hierarchy, and DA-mediated regulation of synap
28                                              Dominance hierarchies are group-level properties that em
29                                              Dominance hierarchies are integral aspects of social gro
30                        Methods for inferring dominance hierarchies are relatively robust.
31                                              Dominance hierarchies are widespread in animal social gr
32 roposed to account for a discrepancy between dominance hierarchies based on aggressive behavior and d
33 hierarchies based on aggressive behavior and dominance hierarchies based on submissive signals.
34                  Many mammalian species form dominance hierarchies, but it remains unknown whether di
35   Here we show that baboons recognize that a dominance hierarchy can be subdivided into family groups
36 near orders, multidimensional spaces, rings, dominance hierarchies, cliques, and other forms and succ
37 rage alone and do not display obvious linear dominance hierarchies; consequently, it has been suggest
38 eason that typically exhibit a nearly linear dominance hierarchy ('despotic' social structure) in whi
39                                              Dominance hierarchies emerged among the males in all col
40                                       Social dominance hierarchies enable efficient resource allocati
41                                      A clear dominance hierarchy exists among alleles, with two being
42 intermale social rank.SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT Dominance hierarchy exists widely among animals who conf
43                         Despite an important dominance hierarchy, fishers adjusted their niche in the
44                     Our results suggest that dominance hierarchy formation is a much richer and more
45             This paper introduces a model of dominance hierarchy formation using a multi-player exten
46 the intensity of balancing selection along a dominance hierarchy formed by alleles at the sporophytic
47 erence competition among carnivores based on dominance hierarchies from body size (smaller = subordin
48 est dynamics to daytime spatial networks and dominance hierarchy (from 1 Hz GPS data and direct obser
49 ecies, large-scale analyses of interspecific dominance hierarchies have been comparatively rare.
50                                              Dominance hierarchies have received great attention from
51 ression and the formation and persistence of dominance hierarchies in groups capable of both social m
52 vity in the prefrontal cortex (PFC) controls dominance hierarchies in groups of animals.
53 he transcription factor Pou3f1 in regulating dominance hierarchy in mice.
54                               Establishing a dominance hierarchy in social organisms is important for
55 n this study, we show that the CD8(+) T cell dominance hierarchy in the TG established during acute i
56 ts housed in mixed-sex groups quickly form a dominance hierarchy in which the subordinates appear to
57           To determine whether position in a dominance hierarchy leads to changes in adult neurogenes
58 rference mediates access to resources, these dominance hierarchies likely play an important and under
59 effort) are necessary for inferring reliable dominance hierarchies, nor are there any established too
60 in the medial prefrontal cortex reverses the dominance hierarchy observed in ASIC2 knockout (Asic2(-/
61                                              Dominance hierarchies occur in numerous social species,
62 man primate, the authors examined the social dominance hierarchy of juvenile macaque monkeys (Macaca
63 s known about the specificity, diversity, or dominance hierarchy of orthopoxvirus-specific CD4 T cell
64 derlying adaptation to social instability, a dominance hierarchy of rats was formed and then destabil
65 ular processes underlying such strategies, a dominance hierarchy of rats was formed and then destabil
66  crosses were used to determine the S allele dominance hierarchy of six S alleles and effects of modi
67  We demonstrate that an apparent competitive dominance hierarchy of spore formation in chimera is par
68 individual, not at the top of the behavioral dominance hierarchy of the colony, she maintains complet
69 r the immunodominance of gB(498-505) nor the dominance hierarchy of the subdominant epitopes is due s
70 d gene plays a critical role in the "ventral dominance" hierarchy of vnd, ind, and msh, which individ
71                                              Dominance hierarchies often form between species, especi
72 ation, social instability, and disruption of dominance hierarchies on primate CAD outcomes.
73 limited to primates, societies structured by dominance hierarchies, or single-sex studies.
74 The natural alignment of animals into social dominance hierarchies produces adaptive, and potentially
75 ling in wild carnivore populations operating dominance hierarchy social systems has received little a
76 had no access to the burrow system after the dominance hierarchy stabilized, suggesting that social s
77 , we examined the association between social dominance hierarchy status established within cages of g
78 s, bonobos, and chimpanzees, lived in social dominance hierarchies that created conflict through indi
79 -ranking animals that are most stressed in a dominance hierarchy; this turns out to vary as a functio
80 , our results suggest that monkeys can learn dominance hierarchies through observation of third-party
81                          Social species form dominance hierarchies to ensure survival and promote rep
82 raits, and found that social dominance (i.e. dominance hierarchy type and degree of dominance behavio
83 e formation and maintenance of interspecific dominance hierarchies, we employ an large, participatory
84  After allowing paired rivals to establish a dominance hierarchy, we profiled the transcriptomes of b
85         This is often achieved by means of a dominance hierarchy, where dominant individuals obtain a
86 ores and dominance rank in the interspecific dominance hierarchy, whereas in egalitarian groups, subo
87  mice could be categorized into one of three dominance hierarchies with varying degrees of dominance
88  focused on the factors that maintain stable dominance hierarchies within species, large-scale analys
89 n a range of ages and had known ranks in the dominance hierarchies within their troops.
90                                Creation of a dominance hierarchy within a population of animals typic
91                           For changes in the dominance hierarchy within the group, we have shown that