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The development of social attention in orangutans: comparing peering behaviour in wild and zoo-housed individuals

2024-06-01

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Social learning is the cornerstone of all cultural processes and plays a pivotal role during the evolution of cognition. To understand how social learning evolved, we have to look at the immediate and developmental conditions affecting individuals’ tendencies to attend to social information. We compared peering behaviour (i.e., close-range and sustained observation of the activities of conspecifics) in wild and zo...

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36cc06f0-6196-555c-9c00-194ee71807d3
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10.1101/2024.05.31.596770
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