Is chimp politics like ours?

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Chimpanzees  Join us today as we learn about the fascinating habits of the chimpanzee.

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Riggs, Kate. Chimpanzees. Creative Education/Creative Paperbacks, 2016.

Spilsbury, Richard, and Louise Spilsbury. A TROOP OF CHIMPANZEES. ...

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