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Additional Assay — Rhesus Macaque

Threat Display / Open-Mouth Stare

Macaca mulatta

Behavioral test for Macaca mulatta — Frequency, latency, escalation

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Rhesus Macaque — Threat Display / Open-Mouth Stare
Quantitative Output

Key Parameters

Frequency, latency, escalation

References

Citations for Threat Display / Open-Mouth Stare

  1. de Waal FBM. (1986). Class structure in a rhesus monkey group. Anim Behav, 34, 1033-1040.
Compatible Equipment

Hardware for Rhesus Macaque Research

NHP Behavioral Chair / Touchscreen

Cognitive task delivery

Eye-Tracking System (Sampling >500 Hz)

Saccade and fixation analysis

Reach Kinematic Capture System

Marker-based motor analysis

Social Housing Arena with Overhead Camera

Group behavior tracking

Automated Home-Cage Monitoring

Activity and welfare metrics

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