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28 | A Natural History of Equality ~ Sarah Brosnan
On Humans
Understanding Primate Cooperation and Social Dynamics
This chapter delves into the cooperative behaviors observed in primates, contrasting the emotional motivations behind cooperation in species like orangutans with more sociable primates such as chimpanzees and bonobos. It explores the complexities of social bonds, dominance hierarchies, and parental care across various species while highlighting the ongoing research to unveil the emotional aspects of these interactions. The chapter also discusses the impact of environmental changes on social structures, emphasizing the need to consider a wide range of species to grasp the full spectrum of primate behavior and its implications for human social dynamics.
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