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Vervet monkeys get a callback: Acoustic and developmental perspectives on their vocalisations (Chlorocebus pygerythrus)
Four decades ago, breakthrough studies on vervet monkeys’ vocalisations provided prime comparative models of communication. Their apparent ability to associate specific contextual functions, such as different types of predators, with distinct calls that elicit appropriate response from their kin gre
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