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Text Book:Anthropology14th edition by Carol R. Ember, Melvin R. Ember, and Peter N. Peregrine: Pearson: Upper Saddle River, N.J.ISBN XXXXXXXXXXSorry, I can't provide the text book.Part I:Referring to the powerpoint slide show "Primate Behavior" and to the associatedlecture in Content,discuss why one of the cooperative behaviors and one of the competitive behaviors interests you. (One brief paragraph [3-4 sentences] and one brief paragraph [3-4 sentences] for responding to another's post.)Post: I'll post it once you finish the other parts.Part II:Question 3: Referring to the Ember, et al. textbook, Chapter 5, answer the following; XXXXXXXXXXa. Describe a tool-using behavior by nonhuman primates (1 brief paragraph, 3-4 sentences). XXXXXXXXXXb. Describe a tool-making behavior by nonhuman primates (1 brief paragraph, 3-4 sentences) XXXXXXXXXXc. Describe the calls of vervet monkeys in the wild and what these calls communicate (1 brief para-graph, 3-4 sentences).

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With reference to the PowerPoint slide on "Primate Behavior" as well as the course material, cooperative behavior can be describe as the interaction of two or more individuals or employees who are driven to achieve a common objective. It is the act of working together in order to achieve a mission or strive towards a vision, which is mutually beneficial. Cooperative behavior can be analyze in many animal behaviors like predation, foraging, mating, aggression and playing. One of the cooperative behavior that interest me is the affiliate behavior since animals as well as humans engage in social activities that can be influence by presence of other individuals around them (Asa, C. S., Marshall, F., & Fischer, M., 2012). Affiliative cooperative behavior is critical in maintaining the group cohesion as well as enhancing the dynamics of group members. One of the competitive behavior that interest me is aggression since both animals as well as human use the behavior to intimidate others. For instance, threats or harmful actions directed towards another individual can involve growling, snapping biting etc.,

Text Book: Anthropology 14th edition by Carol R. Ember, Melvin R. Ember, and Peter N. Peregrine: Pearson: Upper Saddle River, N.J. ISBN XXXXXXXXXX Sorry, I can't provide the text book. Part I:...

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