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An.,ei'gh.t week fie~d study.~ .~tilizi~g.,natur~li~ttc; ·me~·hods o·f ·observation, .

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w.as. conducted in_;a· S.t. J_ohn:1 s· day. car.e centre t'o asce't:t'ain. 'th·e effects ,of .rank

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many people'who.both helped me

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Stat~ent of t~e Prol::lleni ··

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Dq~inarice Hierarchies··...:: Introduction ..

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The Ef·fects of· Dominance Rank' and Sex on Micro- . -spatial Proxemic Behavior ·._ ·

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