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Edited by Megan Gunnar, University of Minnesota Institute of Child Development, Minnespolis, MN; received September 20, 2024; accepted October 21, 2024 Get full access to this article Purchase, subscribe or recommend this article to your librarian. Data, Materials, and Software Availability The data reported in this article are available in Dataset S1. All study data are included in the article and/or SI Appendix.
Social behavior assessments detailed below were completed over a 6-month period on N = 88 female rhesus monkeys during the non-breeding season. (Restricting behavioral observations to the non-breeding season minimizes the potential impact of seasonal changes in macaque social behavior). Behavioral scores were tabulated, and then CSF and blood samples were collected from a subset of n = 16 monkeys across the frequency distribution of non-social behavior.
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