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... movements necessary to accomplish it . The other is a set of behaviors that maintain physical contact between the infant and mother . The infant exhibits a clinging reflex , tendency toward upward climbing , rooting reflex , sucking re ...
... movements necessary to accomplish it . The other is a set of behaviors that maintain physical contact between the infant and mother . The infant exhibits a clinging reflex , tendency toward upward climbing , rooting reflex , sucking re ...
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... movements , negation movements , displacement movements , and signals . Auto- nomic responses include changes in the direction of hair and the flushing of skin capillaries with blood ( blushing ) . An intention movement em- braces the ...
... movements , negation movements , displacement movements , and signals . Auto- nomic responses include changes in the direction of hair and the flushing of skin capillaries with blood ( blushing ) . An intention movement em- braces the ...
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... movements of the subleader males . Beyond the periphery of the troop are the semisolitary males , who move alone or in small groups , and enter the feeding area only after all other troop members have left . They coordinate their movements ...
... movements of the subleader males . Beyond the periphery of the troop are the semisolitary males , who move alone or in small groups , and enter the feeding area only after all other troop members have left . They coordinate their movements ...
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