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Finally, the large literature on the topic is sometimes characterised by an inconsistent use of key terms for the study of primate dominance hierarchies.
which constrains the applicability of a theory to a wide range of social dynamics. Logistical and methodological factors, such as time spent collecting data, the visibility of animals in the field, and the sampling method used, can make it difficult to compare findings across studies.
Instead, we aim to discuss the possible 'embedded' factors that may affect the support that each theory receives and the (in)consistency across studies. One main factor is clearly the high degree of social flexibility observed in primates, across individuals, groups, populations, and species,
We briefly present the main theories on dominance hierarchies and discuss the factors that may affect the limited support that some of these theories receive from different empirical studies. Our review is not quantitative, so we do not aim to weigh the relative explanatory power of each theory.
However, there is still debate, and lack of consistency across these tests, on what socio-ecological and evolutionary forces shape dominance hierarchies and on their associated benefits and costs for dominant and subordinate individuals.
Understanding the causes and consequences of dominance hierarchies is one of the main goals of studies on social evolution, primatology, and anthropology. Several theories have been proposed to explain dominance hierarchies in primates, each attracting a considerable number of empirical tests.