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WorkThe Meaning of Primate Signals

Richard W. Byrne1985

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The Meaning of Primate Signals

Richard W. Byrne

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Primate Behavior and Ecology Face Recognition and Perception Animal Vocal Communication and Behavior

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Year1985

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Published1985-01-01

VenueTrends in Neurosciences

ISSN-L0166-2236

Languageen

Citations99

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ShelfPrimate Behavior and Ecology

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