On the move: how and why animals travel in groups.

Name: On the move: how and why animals travel in groups.
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Boinski, Sue and Paul A. Garber, editors.
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Examines the social, cognitive, and ecological processes that underlie patterns and strategies of group travel. A hardcover is also available.

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SKU: fc7079c59bf3 Categories: behaviour, General, New Books

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University of Chicago Press, Octavo, paperback, text illustrations.

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