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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Anim Cogn. 2012 Apr 20;15(4):689–698. doi: 10.1007/s10071-012-0497-7

Table 1.

Age, sex, housing situation, levels of stereotypic behaviours, activity levels, proportion of choosing the preferred reward on ‘probe’ trials, and corticosterone levels

Subject’s name Age (months) Sex Housing (cage/run) HT/min % of time pacing % of time active Proportion of choosing the preferred reward on ‘probe’ trials Mean corticosterone (nanogram per gram dry faeces) ± SD
Applesauce 73 F Run 3.13 0.0 93.2 10 b
Garth 216 M Run 0.48 8.6 71.1 60 5,016.47 ± 2,136.85
Hotrod 101 M Cage 1.53 15.0 95.6 60 860.91 ± 763.99
Icarus 56 M Cage 4.73 22.9 94.9 a 2,290.67 ± 1,249.55
Irene 106 F Run 0.01 1.3 86.8 60 b
Isabelle 360 F Run 0.63 2.2 93.2 a 456.79 ± 200.79
Ivory 146 F Run 0.01 0.0 80.1 a 185.81 ± 20.92
Junior. Mint 79 M Cage 6.03 26.3 99.9 40 11,126.10 ± 1,683.21
Lenny 45 M Cage 7.17 17.8 99.4 50 995.05 ± 349.36
Lilliput 55 F Run 2.40 1.6 97.1 20 1,937.24 ± 681.67
Liv 138 F Run 0.1 0.2 92.5 80 b
Lucy 300 F Run 0.12 2.0 65.1 a 1,083.91 ± 565.95
Lychee 137 F Run 2.15 13.4 87.1 50 b
Manuel 119 M Cage 0.06 0.0 95.0 40 368.80 ± 239.11
Mr. Goodbar 74 M Cage 5.95 30.8 99.3 20 9,150.95 ± 1,0081.37
Shane 93 M Cage 1.95 1.2 88.4 60 1,131.11 ± 522.42
a

Data are missing for four monkeys that did not reach the testing stage

b

Data are missing for four pregnant females