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Cross-species social learning and its implications for the study of animal traditions
Social learning is a widespread capacity in the animal kingdom and has been extensively studied in the last decades, with evidence amassing that several non-human animal species can develop traditions and even cultures of their own. While definitions of social learning typically do not demand that i
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