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Behavioral Dominance and Corpus Luteum Function in Red DeerCervus elaphus,
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Volume 30, Number 4 (1996), in Article No. 0043 ‘‘The Effects of Diethylstilbestrol (DES) before Birth on the Development of Masculine Behavior in Juvenile Female Rhesus Monkeys,’’ by Robert W. Goy and Bertrand L. Deputte, pages 379 – 386: On page 382, Fig. 2 was incorrect as printed. The designations for Sex of Partner were transposed. Female should appear on the left and Male should appear on the right. For the reader’s convenience, the correct figure and its legend are provided here. This erratum is Article No. HB971404.
FIG. 2. The influence of sex of partner on the average number of Play Initiations shown by actors from the various treatment groups. The values graphed were obtained by dividing the total number shown to males or females by the number of male or female partners within each social group. These individual averages were then divided by the number of actors in each treatment group.
Volume 31, Number 3 (1997), in Article No. HB971391 ‘‘Behavioral Dominance and Corpus Luteum Function in Red Deer Cervus elaphus,’’ by A. P. F. Flint, S. D. Albon, A. S. I. Loudon, and H. N. Jabbour, pages 296 – 304, on page 301, Fig. 2 was incorrect as printed. For the reader’s convenience, the correct Fig. 2 and its legend are presented on the following page. This erratum is Article No. HB971410.
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FIG. 2. Determination of dominance hierarchies for hinds in Experiments 1 (1992; a) and 2 (1993; b). The animals were kept as a group and had established a dominance hierarchy, which was determined by noting dyadic agonistic interactions immediately before inducing estrus. The numbers in the grid indicate numbers of interactions won by the hinds identified on the vertical axes. Numbers above the diagonal are those won by the presumed dominant hind of the pair, and those below by the presumed subordinate. The same hinds were studied in both years. The hierarchy given for Experiment 1 does not include data for the yearlings with which the adult hinds were housed (these animals were absent in Experiment 2).
Errata
Volume 30, Number 4 (1996), in Article No. 0043 ‘‘The Effects of Diethylstilbestrol (DES) before Birth on the Development of Masculine Behavior in Juvenile Female Rhesus Monkeys,’’ by Robert W. Goy and Bertrand L. Deputte, pages 379 – 386: On page 382, Fig. 2 was incorrect as printed. The designations for Sex of Partner were transposed. Female should appear on the left and Male should appear on the right. For the reader’s convenience, the correct figure and its legend are provided here. This erratum is Article No. HB971404.
FIG. 2. The influence of sex of partner on the average number of Play Initiations shown by actors from the various treatment groups. The values graphed were obtained by dividing the total number shown to males or females by the number of male or female partners within each social group. These individual averages were then divided by the number of actors in each treatment group.
Volume 31, Number 3 (1997), in Article No. HB971391 ‘‘Behavioral Dominance and Corpus Luteum Function in Red Deer Cervus elaphus,’’ by A. P. F. Flint, S. D. Albon, A. S. I. Loudon, and H. N. Jabbour, pages 296 – 304, on page 301, Fig. 2 was incorrect as printed. For the reader’s convenience, the correct Fig. 2 and its legend are presented on the following page. This erratum is Article No. HB971410.
AID
H&B 1400
/
680d$$$201
09-29-97 14:46:01
haba
AP: H & B
70
Errata
FIG. 2. Determination of dominance hierarchies for hinds in Experiments 1 (1992; a) and 2 (1993; b). The animals were kept as a group and had established a dominance hierarchy, which was determined by noting dyadic agonistic interactions immediately before inducing estrus. The numbers in the grid indicate numbers of interactions won by the hinds identified on the vertical axes. Numbers above the diagonal are those won by the presumed dominant hind of the pair, and those below by the presumed subordinate. The same hinds were studied in both years. The hierarchy given for Experiment 1 does not include data for the yearlings with which the adult hinds were housed (these animals were absent in Experiment 2).