Two-Way Communication with an Infant Chimpanzee1 1The research described here was supported by National Institute of Mental Health grants MH-12154 and MH-34953 (Research Scientist Development Award to B. T. Gardner), by National Science Foundation grant GB-7432, and by a grant from the National Geographic Society.

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Gardner, Beatrice T.; Gardner, R. Allen

Behavior of Nonhuman Primates : 117-184 – Jan 1, 1971

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