Figure 1
From: Social networks in primates: smart and tolerant species have more efficient networks
Networks of four different species depict variations between groups and network efficiencies (Global noted as E1 and Average Dyadic noted as E2).
Size and colour of nodes are linked to individual centrality. The bigger and the bluer the node, the higher the centrality. CI indicates centralisation index and Q is for modularity. We chose the four groups for the variances in networks measures. As a consequence, the group size of these four examples are not representative of the mean species group size. We acknowledged C.S. for permission to use photographs.
