Beach Troop of the Gombe

Timothy W. Ransom

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This book presents the behavior and activities of olive baboons that the author observed for eighteen months at the Gombe National Park in Tanzania. Certain aspects of the relationships among the baboons are discussed at length. These include the role of status, the function of social subgroups, and the enduring bonds they share.

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