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Page 207
... Chimpanzees also use leaves as tools , to extract water from tree hol- lows and boles and to wipe their body . To get water a chimpanzee puts a few leaves into his mouth , chews them into a sponge - like mass , dips the mass into the ...
... Chimpanzees also use leaves as tools , to extract water from tree hol- lows and boles and to wipe their body . To get water a chimpanzee puts a few leaves into his mouth , chews them into a sponge - like mass , dips the mass into the ...
Page 209
... chimpanzees were generally silent . Even very active juvenile play was totally silent . The animals communicated by posture , facial expression , and touch . Immature animals asked ... chimpanzees appeared unable to detect by CHIMPANZEE 209.
... chimpanzees were generally silent . Even very active juvenile play was totally silent . The animals communicated by posture , facial expression , and touch . Immature animals asked ... chimpanzees appeared unable to detect by CHIMPANZEE 209.
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... chimpanzee's favorite fruit . At that time chimpanzees scatter over a wide area , generally forming small parties that feed together for a long time in a single small fig tree . During drier periods , chimpanzees feed on fruits that ...
... chimpanzee's favorite fruit . At that time chimpanzees scatter over a wide area , generally forming small parties that feed together for a long time in a single small fig tree . During drier periods , chimpanzees feed on fruits that ...
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TWO | 27 |
Communication | 41 |
Sensory limitations on the perception of communication | 58 |
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