Abstract
Quatre femelles adultes de singe rouge (Cercopithecus [Erythrocebus] patas) ont ete etudiees en laboratoire pour tester les effets de la parturition sur le comportement des meres a l'interieur du groupe social. Les resultats montrent que ni les interactions agonistiques (combats, deplacements), ni les interactions affiliatives (toilettage mutuel, proximite et contact en position assise) ne montrent de changement de frequence apres la parturition. Il apparait donc que la presence de nouveaux jeunes n'affecte pas les relations sociales des femelles de singe rouge, tout au moins a l'interieur de groupes sociaux etablis
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