On not drawing the line about culture: Inconsistencies in interpretation of nonhuman cultures

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (2):348-349 (2001)
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Abstract

Defining culture as social learning means that culture is present in many birds and mammals, suggesting that cetacean culture is not so special and does not require special explanation. Contrary to their own claims, Rendell and Whitehead present culture as having variant forms in different species, and these forms seem inconsistently applied and compared across species

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