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The 12 pages that link to Dominance hierarchy, each with the reason it gives.

• TerritorialityCompared with: Rank can regulate access without each animal defending a separate area.

• Scent markingRelated: Marks can communicate status and help regulate encounters among group members.

• African wild dogRelated: Breeding and care in a pack are shaped by dominant individuals.

• SocialityRelated: Rank can organize conflict and access within groups without requiring formal leadership.

• Social behaviorBroader topic: Repeated contests can establish ranks that shape later interactions.

• Primate socialityRelated: Rank can regulate access to food, mates, and social support within primate groups.

• Japanese macaqueRelated: Rank affects Japanese macaques' access to food, mates, and social partners.

• DominateBroader topic: It is a direct social form of dominance, often established through repeated interactions.

• BaboonRelated: Rank influences baboons’ access to food, mates, and social partners.

• CercopithecinaeRelated: Rank can affect feeding, mating, and conflict within many cercopithecine groups.

• Western jackdawRelated: Jackdaw status influences relationships and access to food.

• Society (animal behavior)Related: Status relationships can shape access, conflict, and responsibilities within a society.