Primate SocializationFrank E. Poirier |
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Page 71
... move confidently , without slipping or tottering . When this stage was reached it was classed as " steady locomotion . " Climbing . This always first occurred with the mother sitting against the netting of the cage , and the infant ...
... move confidently , without slipping or tottering . When this stage was reached it was classed as " steady locomotion . " Climbing . This always first occurred with the mother sitting against the netting of the cage , and the infant ...
Page 146
... move in a certain area are compara- tively constant , and although they don't form a strictly organized troop , they are loosely connected to each other by their common moving range . Chimpanzees form loose flexible social units ...
... move in a certain area are compara- tively constant , and although they don't form a strictly organized troop , they are loosely connected to each other by their common moving range . Chimpanzees form loose flexible social units ...
Page 150
... moving party of elder chimpanzees and joins another booming party , leaving its mother behind . Juveniles gradually learn to move independently of their mothers and move with their age - mates and familiar elders . The juveniles not ...
... moving party of elder chimpanzees and joins another booming party , leaving its mother behind . Juveniles gradually learn to move independently of their mothers and move with their age - mates and familiar elders . The juveniles not ...
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