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Social network analysis shows direct evidence for social transmission of tool use in wild chimpanzees

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Figure 1. Visualization of the static interaction networks for the moss-sponging behavior for all 30 individuals
Figure 2. Visualization of the static interaction networks for the RU1 behavior for all 30 individuals
Table 1. Total Akaike weight (support) for different models of social transmission of moss-sponging (M) and LS re-use (RU1),assuming (a) a static network and (b) a dynamic network.

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