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I. Students should know the types of groups that primates form and the different theories for why primates form groups. |
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II. Students should be familiar with the methodologies that are used to study primate behavior. |
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III. Students should know the important primate social behaviors, including grooming, play behavior, dominance and submission interactions, territoriality, and sexual relationships. |
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IV. Students should be familiar with the social behavior of chimpanzees, including tool use and hunting. |
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V. Students should understand the importance of the life cycle and age-sex categories for understanding primate behavior. |