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Understanding the mutualistic interaction between greater honeyguides and four co-existing human cultures in northern Tanzania
Greater honeyguides (Indicator indicator) eat wax, and to obtain it, they guide people to bees' nests by flying from one tree to another while giving a distinctive chattering call, in the direction of a wild bees' nest. This relationship is mutually beneficial: the hunters harvest valuable honey, an...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2022
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