Chemical composition of axillary odorants reflects social and individual attributes in rhesus macaques

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If you chemically analyze the odors from macaque armpits, the chemical composition varies by differences in sex, group member- ship, and kinship and further appeared to reflect age and rank https://t.co/rxDU4VdfGY https://t.co/i0HXtqwpHl

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