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... troop , taking several females and other animals with him . They formed a small , separate troop that came to be designated as the B troop ( as distinguished from the original troop , now known as A ) . The event occurred abruptly , and ...
... troop , taking several females and other animals with him . They formed a small , separate troop that came to be designated as the B troop ( as distinguished from the original troop , now known as A ) . The event occurred abruptly , and ...
Page 171
... troop all along . Although tolerated in the central feeding grounds , the dominance status of Gen and Yasu was lower than that of ordinary males . The A troop failed to appear at the feeding grounds between June 29 and July 3 , 1960 ...
... troop all along . Although tolerated in the central feeding grounds , the dominance status of Gen and Yasu was lower than that of ordinary males . The A troop failed to appear at the feeding grounds between June 29 and July 3 , 1960 ...
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... troops ( LCT ) . Troops within an LCT may have overlapping home ranges , but they seldom come into contact . The dominant troop is one whose leader males successfully in- timidate and attack the other troops in the area . The migration ...
... troops ( LCT ) . Troops within an LCT may have overlapping home ranges , but they seldom come into contact . The dominant troop is one whose leader males successfully in- timidate and attack the other troops in the area . The migration ...
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TWO | 27 |
Communication | 41 |
Sensory limitations on the perception of communication | 58 |
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