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Multimodal fertility cues in chimpanzees: how body odours complement sexual swellings
To attract mating partners, female mammals communicate their reproductive status through one or multiple sensory modalities, providing redundant or complementary information. Chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) are an excellent model for studying multimodal communication. Exaggerated sexual swellings of f
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