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Comparison of stone handling behavior in two macaque species: implications for the role of phylogeny and environment in primate cultural variation

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1996Acquisition of Innovative Cultural Behaviors in Nonhuman Primates: A Case Study of Stone Handling, a Socially Transmitted Behavior in Japanese Macaques127 cited

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