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ArticleSocial networks created with different techniques are not comparable

Madelaine Castles2014

Article2014

Social networks created with different techniques are not comparable

Madelaine Castles · Robert Heinsohn · Harry H. Marshall · Alexander E. G. Lee · Guy Cowlishaw · Alecia J. Carter

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Year2014

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Published2014-08-24

VenueAnimal Behaviour

ISSN-L0003-3472

Languageen

Citations150

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ShelfPrimate Behavior and Ecology

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