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·May 11, 2016·5 min read

Development of Gaze Following in Monkey is Similar to Humans

Researchers report gaze following in monkeys develops in a way that is nearly identical to humans, suggesting the behavior may have deep evolutionary roots.

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Development of Gaze Following in Monkey is Similar to Humans

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