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Ape knapping then and now: Limited social learning of sharp stone-tool making and use in naïve non-human apes
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Ape knapping then and now: Limited social learning of sharp stone-tool making and use in naïve non-human apes
Ape knapping then and now: Limited social learning of sharp stone-tool making and use in naïve non-human apes
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Alba Motes-Rodrigo
Alba Motes-Rodrigo
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Claudio Tennie
Claudio Tennie
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2 January 2024
book chapter
Published by
Kerns Verlag
p.
97-122
DOI:
10.51315/9783935751384.005
Abstract
Ape knapping experiments complement human knapping experiments as a source of behavioral data to build hypotheses about the learning mechanisms underlying the…
Keywords
LIMITED SOCIAL
APE KNAPPING
KNAPPING EXPERIMENTS
SHARP STONE-TOOL
STONE-TOOL MAKING
NAÏVE NON-HUMAN
COMPLEMENT HUMAN
BEHAVIORAL DATA
BUILD HYPOTHESES
MECHANISMS UNDERLYING
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