Female Japanese Macaque
One of the interesting things about Japanese macaques is that males and females compete with each other for sexual partners. Dr. Vasey is interested in examining how widespread this type of competition is in the animal kingdom.The purpose of this particular survey is to determine whether human males and females compete with each other for potential sexual partners. This is the first study of this subject that has ever been undertaken.
Thank you in advance for your co-operation in participating in this survey. Your responses will remain confidential. If you require further information, please contact Dr. Vasey at: paul.vasey@uleth.ca

This survey is being conducted by Dr. Paul L. Vasey, a researcher studying animal behaviour in the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of Lethbridge. Dr. Vasey's research focuses primarily on issues related to the evolution of female homosexual behavior in Japanese macaques. For more on Dr. Vasey's research, click here.

This survey is comprised of two separate questionnaires, one dealing with mate acquisition, and the other dealing with mate retention.
To fill out the mate acquisition questionnaire, click here.
To fill out the mate retention questionnaire, click here.