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Complex coordination through partner choice in baboons (Papio papio)
Coordination is a cornerstone of social life, enabling individuals to achieve collective goals and maintain group cohesion. In non-human primates, coordination can rely on flexible partner-dependent strategies, but the interplay between these strategies and partner choice remains poorly understood.
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