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Craig B. StanfordFirst published 20013 editions

This work concerns what the family connection between apes and humans really means. The co-director of the famous Jane Goodall Research Centre uses knowledge of great ape behaviour to examine (and puncture) many myths about humans - about mating practices, the origins of human cognition and others.

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