Front Ecol Evol October 2017 PMID 29682503

Imaging, Behavior and Endocrine Analysis of "Jealousy" in a Monogamous Primate.

Nicole Maninger, Sally P Mendoza, Donald R Williams, William A Mason, Simon R Cherry, Douglas J Rowland, Thomas Schaefer, Karen L Bales

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Specific brain regions, including parts of the septum and cingulate cortex, showed increased activity during jealousy, while the right medial amygdala showed decreased activity; hormone levels of testosterone and cortisol were also higher during these situations.
These findings help us understand the neural and hormonal mechanisms underlying jealousy and social bonding in primates, shedding light on the evolution of monogamous behaviors and emotional responses.]

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