6.Measures_of_social_tolerance_in_free-ranging_dogs_and_wolves

This file contains a table reporting measures of social tolerance (and some related variables) in packs of free-ranging dogs and wolves. The latter comprises both packs presented in the paper by Bonanni et al. 2017, as well as packs studied in other papers (data source is also reported in the table). Measures of social tolerance comprised 1) directional consistency indexes of total submissive behaviour and 2) hierarchy steepness (calculated from matrices reporting total submissive behavior, and based on Dij, i.e. dyadic dominance indexes corrected by chance). The table also reports the number of pack members, and the percentage of unknown dyadic relationships in matrices reporting total submissive behaviour, i.e. the same matrices used to calculate measures of social tolerance. In the original paper, these data were used to compare the degree of social tolerance displayed by dogs with that displayed by wolves.