Berggorillas: Muscles Do Not Decide on Social Rank

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A study examines the gender relationship in Berggorillas. The findings therefore also provide information about the causes of unequally distributed power among us humans.

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In fact, male mountain gorillas stand for dominance and power. But: In order to assert themselves against females, it sometimes takes more than strength, a research team shows. What we can learn about the patriarchy by doing so.

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A study examines the gender relationship in Berggorillas. The findings therefore also provide information about the causes of unequally distributed power among us humans.