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Isabel Behncke: Lek, evolutionens gåva från bonobo-apor till människor

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Med tidigare ej visade filmer, visar primatologen Isabel Behncke Izquierdo hur bonobons samhälle lär av konstant lekande -- ensam, med vänner, och även som förspel. Lek verkar faktiskt vara bonobons huvudsakliga väg för problemlösning och att undvika konflikter. Om det fungerar för våra nära kusiner, kanske kan det fungera för oss?

TED Fellow Isabel Behncke Izquierdo studies the social behavior (and play behavior in particular) of wild bonobos in DR Congo. Full bio »

Translated into Swedish by Peter Lindeberg
Reviewed by Johan Cegrell
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