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339:132–135.
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Behav Ecol 1:1–6.
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female gelada baboons (Theropithecus gelada). Ethology 84:35–46.
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Evans CS (eds) Animal Acoustic Communication: Sound Analysis and Research
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3. Unpacking “Honesty”
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