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[A structural analysis of the behavior of cynomolgus macaques under the conditions of their group housing in cages].

The conceptual basis of the present study is an idea on systemic interdependence of neurobiological phenomena (at any level of their occurrence, including the integral behavioural level). Characteristic peculiarities of probable organization of natural behavioural activity of Java monkeys (M. irus) kept in cages in monosexual groups were studied by recording ethograms with subsequent computer analysis. By ranging probabilities of transitions between separate behavioural acts and classifying them by motivational categories, were described the probable etiological structures of individual behaviour and intraspecific interaction in a group. Only in case of intraspecific interaction these behavioural structures were characterized by a high variability of the probability of their occurrence in different observations. The data obtained were considered from the position of biological significance of the probabilities of transitions between separate specific behavioural patterns in the organization of the whole behavioural activity.