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The Dynamics of Display

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Ethology has been much concerned with aggression and its social functions: this pair of talks suggest that ' showing off ' may be even more important as a force shaping animal and human society.
STANLEY WINDASS, Research Associate with the Sub-Department of Ethology. University of Birmingham, talks about Human Display

Source: Radio Times

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