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. 2018 Feb 26;8:3629. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-21994-7

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A forest plot showing the effect sizes of all female studies that tested the association between social status and parasitism. Positive values indicate higher parasitism in dominants; negative values indicate higher parasitism in subordinates. The error bars represent the 95% CI lower limit and the 95% CI upper limit; the square represents the effect size (d) of each study. The center of the diamond represents the effect size and its length represents the 95% CI for all female studies. Purple = Order Primates^A; Blue = Order Perissodactyla^B; Green = Order Artiodactyla^C; Pink = Order Carnivora^D. Silhouettes are adapted from “Monkey”^A, “Impala”^B, “Zebra”^C, and “Meerkat”^D icons by Anniken & Andreas from the Noun Project.