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A Model for Tool-Use Traditions in Primates: Implications for the Coevolution of Culture and Cognition (2003)
Inspired by the demonstration that tool-use variants among wild chimpanzees and orangutans qualify as traditions (or cultures), we developed a formal model to predict the incidence of these acquired specializations among wild primates and to examine the evolution of their underlying abilities. We assumed...
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