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    Primates Identify One Another,as Species and as Individuals,mostly Through
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Primates Identify One Another,as Species and as Individuals,mostly Through

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Question 20

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Primates identify one another,as species and as individuals,mostly through


A) smell.
B) observation of mating behavior.
C) color patterns,largely on the face,and facial features.
D) social status and power level.

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