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A study of blood-relationship in the natural society of the Japanese macaque

—An Analysis of Co-feeding, Grooming, and Playmate Relationships in Minoo-B-troop—

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    Munemi Yamada

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Yamada, M. A study of blood-relationship in the natural society of the Japanese macaque. Primates 4, 43–65 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01733671

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