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Developmental and social variation in spatial behavior among BaYaka hunter-gatherers
Effectively choosing between exploring alternative strategies versus exploiting familiar ones is a keyaspect of adaptive behavior. Previous research suggests that exploration in early life gives way tomore targeted exploitation with age. Further, group composition can shape one’s propensity forexplo
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