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Meaningful Gesture in Monkeys? Investigating whether Mandrills Create Social Culture

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Individuals experience significantly reduced disturbance while gesturing.

Disturbance rates (per h) when mandrills were and were not gesturing. Periods of non-gesturing represented controls in which the same individuals were in a stationary resting context with either a lying or sitting body posture, but were not covering their eyes. (A) Approach rate (others coming within 2 m of the focal individual). (B) Touch rate (others initiating tactile contact with the focal individual). Mean + SEM shown. See Tables S4 and S5 for data on each individual separately.

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0014610.g003