Data from: Macaque mothers' responses to the deaths of their infants: evidence for protest grief?

<p>Data were collected on adult female rhesus macaques on Cayo Santiago. Included is the dataset and the R code used to analyse the data.</p> <p><span>Data variables:</span></p> <p>Date: Date of observation</p> <p>Troop: Troop to which the female belongs</p> <p>Status: Whether the focal individual is bereaved (Bereaved), a control female without an infant (Control), or a control female with an infant (ConMum)</p> <p>Rank: Estimated rank (three categories: Low, Middle, High)</p> <p>ID: Individual code for the female</p> <p>Age: Age in years</p> <p>Diplacement: Time (s) spent in displacement behaviours</p> <p>Feeding: Time (s) spent feeding</p> <p>Rest: Time (s) spent resting</p> <p>Grooming: Time (s) spent grooming</p> <p>Total: Duration (s) of the observation</p> <p>HOUR: hour of the day in which the observation took place</p> <p>Cluster: the group of females observed for the same infant death</p> <p>days_since_start: days since the death of the infant</p>