Scratching as a behavioral index of anxiety in macaque mothers.
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M D'Antoni | G. Schino | F. D'Amato | F. Aureli | F Aureli | A Troisi | G Schino | N Pandolfi | F R D'Amato | A. Troisi | M. D'Antoni | N. Pandolfi
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