R. Dunbar

This study examines social group size in spotted hyaenas, finding that clan sizes follow a fractal pattern and that female alliances help mitigate infertility-related constraints.

The paper shows that primate and human social networks have a fractal structure with specific group sizes that optimize information flow through self-organization and collective intelligence.

The paper analyzes grooming networks in primates to show how large, stable groups manage social stresses through bonding behaviors and cognitive skills.

This study maps the 3D topology of the lymph node conduit system in mice using high-resolution imaging, revealing differences in conduit density between T cell zones and their implications for T cell dynamics.