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Victor's Research Files
Victor’s Research Files collect studies of primate behavior, wars and human frontal-lobe development.
Story so far
Victor’s research reports cover primate behavior and twentieth- and twenty-first-century wars. One describes young primates attempting to overthrow their fathers. Victor also wrote that male chimpanzees killing infants returns females to estrus, and his files include a report on the time needed for human frontal lobes to develop.
Role
A research collection connecting Victor’s studies of conflict, primate behavior and human development.
Relationships
Victor — His files contain these reports and his observations on chimpanzee behavior.
Sources — 4 recorded facts, by chapter
Chapter 131
- Victor’s research reports cover primate behavior and twentieth- and twenty-first-century wars.
- One of Victor’s reports describes young primates trying to overthrow their fathers.
- Victor wrote that male chimpanzees killing infants returns the females to estrus.
- Victor’s files include a report on the development time of human frontal lobes.