Eye-tracking reveals gibbons' face perception patterns
A new noninvasive eye-tracking study focuses on gibbons, a group of apes that have received little attention in face perception research. The study aims to understand how gibbons use facial information, which is crucial for social interactions in primates. This research fills a gap in the evolution of face perception.
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