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SUMMARY:&quot\;Non-human great apes may not need the skill that it takes t
 o develop cumulative culture&quot\; - Dr Claudio Tennie\, School of Psycho
 logy\, University of Birmingham
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CONTACT:Diane Pearce
DESCRIPTION:There is growing evidence for culture in non-human great apes.
  However\, evidence for culture is widespread in the animal kingdom (e.g.\
 , bees have it - and so do fish). A different form of culture - cumulative
  culture - has proven much more difficult to find outside the human case. 
 I will provide evidence consistent with the view that even non-human great
  apes did not develop this special form of culture - and I will also show 
 data that pinpoints a key skill necessary for allowing cumulative culture 
 (i.e.\, imitation) that they seem to lack.
LOCATION:Library\, Sub-Department of Animal Behaviour\, Madingley
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