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Social Groming Chimpanzees

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Words explaining how Chimpanzees socialize in the wild.  There was a study on the Sonso group of Chimpanzees in the Budogo forest in Uganda.    Some of the behaviour traits where studyed by the MaxPlanck Institute in Leipzig,Germany.

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