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. 2014 May 18;35(3):222–230. doi: 10.11813/j.issn.0254-5853.2014.3.222

Table 1.

YA1 Group composition (Jiang Ting and Zhu Lei, personal communication)

Age/Sex classa Name ID (Rankb) Mother Birth or immigration year
Adult ♂ TouGui TG (1) TouTai b. 2003 (natal male)
ZiLong ZL (2) ?? i. 2006
GaoShanc GS (3) ?? b. 1984 (natal male)
BaiTou BT (4) ?? i. 2011
Adult ♀ YeMai YM (6) Yed 1990
TouTai TT (3) Toud 1991
YeZhen YZ (2) Yed 1992
TouHong TH (7) TouGoud 2003
YeHong YH (5) YeMai 2003
HuaHong HH (8) Huad 2003
TouRui TR (1) TouTai 2004
HuaHui HHU (4) Huad 2005
♂ 3 year TouRongBing TRB TouTai 2008
YeRongBing YRB YeZhen 2008
♀ 3 year TouXiaXue TXX TouHong 2008
♀ 2 yeare YeChunYu YCY YeMai 2009
TouRongYu TRY TouTai 2009
TouHuaYu THY TouRui 2009
♂ 1 year HuaXiaMing HXM HuaHong 2010
TouRongGang TRG TouTai 2010
YeRongQiang YRQ YeZhen 2010
YeChungLong YCL YeMai 2010
♀ 1 year YeXiaXue YXX YeHong 2010
♂ Infant Dumbo DM HuaHong 04 May 2011
Scar Face SF TouRui 11 June 2011
Wee-Wee WE HuaHui 23 June 2011
♀ Infant Sissy SS TouHong 21 Feb 2011

a:In 2006 and 2007, only two male offspring survived to adulthood. Both had emigrated by the time of our study in 2011; b: See Zhu et al, 2013 for calculation of YA1 dominance rankings in 2011; c: GS was likely born in YA1 (Ogawa, 2006) but has emigrated several times. He returned to YA1 in 2005 and remained there continuously through the time of our study in 2011; d: Denotes dead individuals; e: In 2009 only females were born.