DRAGONBALL X SEX 69 89; mixed species groups of cercopithecus monkeys in the kakamega forest kenya socioecology association university of california berkeley phd blue and redtail monkeys in the kakamega forest kenya spend over half their time together in mixed groups most behavioral interactions between members of different species are agonistic and at least half of these involve direct competition over feeding sites blue monkeys are at a competitive advantage because they are bigger in order to determine why mixed groups occur the behavior of both species in and out of mixed groups was compared and the incidence of such groups was related to ecological factors thought to influence their occurrence mixed groups are not the result of chance encounters of groups of both species moving randomly and independently it is also unlikely that they result from each species independently exploiting food sources that are shared by both the fact that redtails are mainly responsible for their formation and persistence suggests that at least this species actively benefits from participating predator avoidance may be an important benefit of mixed species association although predation pressure was not directly measured the marked alarm response.

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