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Temple University / E-COMMUNICATION BEHAVIOR THROUGH EVOLUTION THEORY Ned Kock Fox School / /
Volume 5, Article 3 February 2001 THE APE THAT USED EMAIL: UNDERSTANDING E-COMMUNICATION BEHAVIOR THROUGH EVOLUTION THEORY