Environmental variability supports chimpanzee behavioural diversity.

AK, Kalan; L, Kulik; M, Arandjelovic; C, Boesch; F, Haas; P, Dieguez; CD, Barratt; EE, Abwe; A, Agbor; S, Angedakin; F, Aubert; EA, Ayimisin; E, Bailey; M, Bessone; G, Brazzola; VE, Buh; R, Chancellor; H, Cohen; C, Coupland; B, Curran; E, Danquah; T, Deschner; D, Dowd; M, Eno-Nku; Fay J, Michael; A, Goedmakers; AC, Granjon; J, Head; D, Hedwig; V, Hermans; KJ, Jeffery; S, Jones; J, Junker; P, Kadam; M, Kambi; I, Kienast; D, Kujirakwinja; KE, Langergraber; J, Lapuente; B, Larson; KC, Lee; V, Leinert; M, Llana; S, Marrocoli; AC, Meier; B, Morgan; D, Morgan; E, Neil; S, Nicholl; E, Normand; LJ, Ormsby; L, Pacheco; A, Piel; J, Preece; MM, Robbins; A, Rundus; C, Sanz; V, Sommer; F, Stewart; N, Tagg; C, Tennie; V, Vergnes; A, Welsh; EG, Wessling; J, Willie; RM, Wittig; YG, Yuh; K, Zuberbühler; HS, Kühl

doi:10.1038/s41467-020-18176-3

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Environmental variability supports chimpanzee behavioural diversity.

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Kalan AK

Kulik L

Arandjelovic M

Abstract

Large brains and behavioural innovation are positively correlated, species-specific traits, associated with the behavioural flexibility animals need for adapting to seasonal and unpredictable habitats. Similar ecological challenges would have been important drivers throughout human evolution. Howeve...

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