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... chimps in Gombe Stream National Park in Tanzania , East Africa . More than any other primate , chimps share our tendency toward deliberate tool manufacture . Hu- mans , of course , have fully developed tech- nology , which chimps ...
... chimps in Gombe Stream National Park in Tanzania , East Africa . More than any other primate , chimps share our tendency toward deliberate tool manufacture . Hu- mans , of course , have fully developed tech- nology , which chimps ...
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... chimps knows . COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS Although only humans speak languages , evi- dence is accumulating that linguistic ability , like tool manufacture , is also a quantitative rather than a qualitative difference with the other primates ...
... chimps knows . COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS Although only humans speak languages , evi- dence is accumulating that linguistic ability , like tool manufacture , is also a quantitative rather than a qualitative difference with the other primates ...
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... chimps simply lunged at and seized their prey , but they also did more com- plex hunting . Groups of five or six chimps sometimes patiently stalked a prey animal . Stalking was silent , vocalization occurring only when the prey was ...
... chimps simply lunged at and seized their prey , but they also did more com- plex hunting . Groups of five or six chimps sometimes patiently stalked a prey animal . Stalking was silent , vocalization occurring only when the prey was ...
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