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Arbitrary cultural behavior patterns are not unique to humans
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Date:
2015
Keywords
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Culture
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Sexual behavioral patterns
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Cultural sexual patterns
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Cultural behavior patterns
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Animal social culture
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Material culture
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Nonmaterial culture
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Japanese macaque--Sexual behavior
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Sexual behavior in animals
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Social behavior in animals
Citation:
Leca, J-B. (2015). Arbitrary cultural behavior patterns are not unique to humans [Invited commentary on Nakagawa et al.: Embracing in a wild group of Yakushima macaques (Macaca fuscata yakui) as an example of social customs). Current Anthropology, 56(1), 112-113.
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