What does it mean to reduce competition for resources through aggression?

The adjustment of social relationships through aggressive interactions can be seen more clearly by looking at the intra-species aggression and social intelligence of Japanese macaques, a species of old-world monkeys (Cercopithecus), than it can by looking at great apes and human beings.

■References (Books, papers, Web articles, etc.)
『高崎山のサル』　　伊谷純一郎　（講談社学術文庫、2010）
『ニホンザルの生態』　　河合雅雄　（河出書房、1964）

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