Arbitrariness has been noted in meerkat calls; bee dances demonstrate elements of spatial displacement; and cultural transmission has possibly occurred between the celebrated bonobos Kanzi and Panbanisha.
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Massimo Maugeri works with the cultural pages of magazines and newspapers and, on Radio Hinterland, manages and leads " Letteratitudine Fm " cultural transmission of books and literature.
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Andrew Whiten, professor of Evolutionary and Developmental Psychology at the University of St . Andrews, contributed to the greater understanding of cultural transmission with his work on chimpanzees.
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Second, she refers to family as " site and source of resilience, memory, cultural transmission, generational continuity and dissonance, and as purveyor of all things affirming of black identity ".
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The implications of their findings indicate that chimpanzee behavioral patterns mimic the distinct behavioral variants seen in different human populations in which cultural transmission has generally always been an accepted concept.
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In order to make a case for cultural transmission as the mode of behavioral inheritance in this case, Krutzen et al . needed to rule out possible genetic and ecological explanations.
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Dawkins coined the term meme, the primary unit of cultural transmission or imitation, to explain an overarching mechanism of how animal behavior is shared and spread to lead to cultural evolution.
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Dawkins stresses his claim that religious beliefs do not spread as a result of evidence in their support, but typically by cultural transmission, in most cases from parents or from charismatic individuals.
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As in spoken languages, these meaningless units are represented as ( combinations of ) features, although often also crude distinctions are made in terms of Handshape ( or Handform ), cultural transmission.
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The chain of cultural transmission spans three generations of gods ( Thoth, Hermes Trismegistus, and Agathodaemon ) to the priest Manetho and the Greek script is now on a par with the hieroglyphs.
