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term taken from <span style="font-family:Verdana,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;">Hare, B. 2011. From hominoid to hominid mind: What changed and why? Annual Reviews in Anthropology. 40: 293 – 309</span> |
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Definition:
theory of mind - one's ability to understand what others are thinking
term taken from Hare, B. 2011. From hominoid to hominid mind: What changed and why? Annual Reviews in Anthropology. 40: 293 – 309
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Lek
lek
1 [lek] Show IPA noun, verb, lekked, lek·king. Animal Behavior . noun
1. A place where males of certain bird or mammal species assemble during breeding season to engage in competitive and territorial displays in order to attract females.
Wikipedia photo of male Great-tailed Grackles on a lek. Photograph by Michael J. Plagens, 2007.
"Lekking" is the gathering of males at a lek site. Behavior associated with lekking often consists of ritualized signals to other males in attempts to display dominance or to females to display fitness for breeding.
Black Grouse Lek