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Michael Haslam2016

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Pre-Columbian monkey tools

Michael Haslam · Lydia Verena Luncz · Richard A. Staff · Fiona Bradshaw · Eduardo Benedicto Ottoni · Tiago Falótico

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Primate Behavior and Ecology Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology Language and cultural evolution

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Year2016

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Published2016-07-01

VenueCurrent Biology

ISSN-L0960-9822

Languageen

Citations68

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