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Alberts, Susan C.

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15. Feder, J; Alberts, S; Archie, E; Arlet, M; Baniel, A; Beehner, J; Bergman, T; Carter, A; Charpentier, M; Chiou, K; Crockford, C; Cowlishaw, G; Dal Pesco, F; Fernández, D; Fischer, J; Higham, J; Huchard, E; Le Floch, A; Lehmann, J; Lu, A; McCabe, G; Mielke, A; Mubemba, B; Petersdorf, M; Ross, C; Schneider-Crease, I; Seyfarth, R; Snyder-Mackler, N; Swedell, L; Trede, F; Tung, J; Weyher, A; Wittig, R; Kamilar, J; Silk, J, Disparate social structures are underpinned by distinct social rules across a primate radiation, in bioRxiv (2025) [doi] .
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Wong, David B.

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