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Gesture
Vol. 8:3 (2008) ► pp.375–385
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Josep Call & Michael Tomasello (eds.). The gestural communication of apes and monkeys
Mahwah, New Jersey, & London:: Lawrence Erlbaum, (2007). viii+256 pp. Accompanied by a DVD.

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