Contributors
Editors' Preface
Foreword Syunzo Kawamura
Foreword John T. Emlen
Introduction Linda Marie Fedigan and Pamela J. Asquith
Part I. History and Context
1. History of the Arashiyama Japanese Macaques in Kyoto, Japan
Michael A. Huffman
2. History of the Arashiyama West Japanese Macaques in Texas
Lisa Marie Fedigan
3. Culture and Primatology: East and West
Jean Kitahara-Frisch
4. Primate Reasearch Groups in Japan: Orientations and East-West Differences
Pamela J. Asquith
Part II. Longitudinal Studies of Dominance and Reproduction
5. Mate Selection and Partner Preferences in Female Japanese Macaques
Michael A. Huffman
6. Diachronic Changes in the Dominance Relations of Adult Female Japanese Monkeys of the Arashiyama B Group
Yukio Takahata
7. Life Span and Reproduction in Japanese Macaque Females
Laurence Fedigan
Part III. Cross-Sectional Studies of the Female Life Course
8. Variability in Aspects of the Mother-Infant Relationship in Japanese Macaques During Weaning
Nancy E. Collinge
9. Behavior of Old Females: Comparisons of Japanese Monkeys in the Arashiyama East and West Groups
Masayuki Nakamichi
10. Interacting Effect of Age and Rank on the Sociability of Adult Female Japanese Monkeys
Mary S. McDonald Pavelka, Michael W. Gillespie, and Lou Griffin
Part IV. Patterns of Affirmation
11. Grooming Relationships in the Arashiyama Group of Japanese Monkeys
Naoki Koyama
12. Birth Season Contingencies and the Affiliative Behavior of Adult Male Japanese Macaques
Carolyn Ehardt
Part V. Experimental Research
13. Matrilineal Dominance in Japanese Macaques: The Contribution of an Experimental Approach
Bernard Chapais
14. Monkeys and Mirrors: Questions of Methodology
Meredith M. Platt, Robert L. Thompson, and Su L. Boatright
15. Short Guide to DNA Techniques for Genealogy Construction, with Special Attention to Japanese Macaques
Caroline M. S. Lanigan
Appendix I. Examples of Genealogical Records for Two Matrilines
Appendix II. Bibliography of Scientific Publications on the Arashiyama Macaques