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active in playing. In francois’ langurs, male infants spent significantly more time, exhibited significantly higher frequency in social playing (specially fight playing) than female infants, and showed more active than female infatns as well. But there was no differences in nonsocial playing between male infants and female infants. There was significant in play-partner preference. Younger infants preferred to play with older infants. Male infants preferred to play with male infants rather than with female infants. These results also support the motor training hypothesis and social-relationship