papion
The papion, also known as the baboon, is a genus of Old World monkeys that comprise five species: the olive baboon, the yellow baboon, the chacma baboon, the Guinea baboon, and the hamadryas baboon. These primates are native to Africa and the Arabian Peninsula. Papions are characterized by their dog-like muzzles, heavy builds, and often impressive canine teeth, particularly in males. Their fur color varies by species but typically ranges from brown to gray.
Papions are highly social animals, living in complex hierarchical troops that can range in size from a
The social structure of papion troops is a key aspect of their biology. Male dominance hierarchies and