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- Emil_Wolfgang_Menzel,_Jr. abstract "Emil Wolfgang Menzel, Jr. (April 16, 1929, Champa, India – April 7, 2012, Birmingham, Alabama) was a prominent primatologist and comparative psychologist.In many ways, his pioneering observations and research laid the foundation and set the precedent for many contemporary research topics in psychology and primatology including nonverbal and gestural communication, theory of mind and behavioral economics.".
- Q5371496 abstract "Emil Wolfgang Menzel, Jr. (April 16, 1929, Champa, India – April 7, 2012, Birmingham, Alabama) was a prominent primatologist and comparative psychologist.In many ways, his pioneering observations and research laid the foundation and set the precedent for many contemporary research topics in psychology and primatology including nonverbal and gestural communication, theory of mind and behavioral economics.".
- Emil_Wolfgang_Menzel,_Jr. comment "Emil Wolfgang Menzel, Jr. (April 16, 1929, Champa, India – April 7, 2012, Birmingham, Alabama) was a prominent primatologist and comparative psychologist.In many ways, his pioneering observations and research laid the foundation and set the precedent for many contemporary research topics in psychology and primatology including nonverbal and gestural communication, theory of mind and behavioral economics.".
- Q5371496 comment "Emil Wolfgang Menzel, Jr. (April 16, 1929, Champa, India – April 7, 2012, Birmingham, Alabama) was a prominent primatologist and comparative psychologist.In many ways, his pioneering observations and research laid the foundation and set the precedent for many contemporary research topics in psychology and primatology including nonverbal and gestural communication, theory of mind and behavioral economics.".