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Data on social and spatial behavior from a sample of 21 female pigtail macaques (Macaca nemestrina) were analyzed to identify behavioral correlates which could be used to predict reproductive success, problem pregnancies, and adult female mortality in a primate breeding colony in the subsequent year. Two spatial measures of sociability, amount of time and number of other individuals involved in sitting associations, were found to be related to future adult and infant survivorship.

Behavioral correlates of reproductive success in a pigtail macaque breeding colony