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Animal Aggregations

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  • Warder Clyde Allee
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    …of papers under the title Animal Aggregations: A Request for Information. Eight years later, he summarized his knowledge in the book Animal Aggregation: A Study in General Sociology. The results of his research demonstrated that many species have an unconscious need for the presence of fellow individuals and that undercrowding…

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    …of papers under the title Animal Aggregations: A Request for Information. Eight years later, he summarized his knowledge in the book Animal Aggregation: A Study in General Sociology. The results of his research demonstrated that many species have an unconscious need for the presence of fellow individuals and that undercrowding…

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