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Mike (1938-1975)

Mike began to practice his new brand of display with two cans bouncing off trees and earth as he went running madly down the path with hair standing erect, shoulders pushed back, and face molded into a fiercely determined look. Chimpanzees cringed in fear as they heard his noisy approach and saw him running at them. They scattered off the path and out of his way.


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Origins and Habitat of Chimpanzees

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Chimpanzee Social Groups
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Chimpanzees Living in Zoos
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Infancy and Childhood
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Chimpanzee Adolescence and Gender Specific Roles
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The Importance of Mothering
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Mothering and Play
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Play
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Depression
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Dominance Displays
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Submission
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Contact
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Grooming
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Food
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Territorial Behavior
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Chimpanzees Are a Lot Like Us
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Communication
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Chimpanzees Are Individuals
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Mike's Ingenious Idea
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Mike (1938-1975)
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Mike the Alpha Male
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The Human Threat to Wild Chimpanzees
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Dr. Jane Goodall, DBE
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The Jane Goodall Institute
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