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"So, now you are like the dik-dik," James says as we arrive.— Slate Magazine
An example: Gunther's dik-dik, a species of miniature antelope.— Primates in the News
Perhaps dik-dik fawns see their parents reacting to the cries of the go-away bird, and learn to do it too.— Primates in the News
For Gunther's dik-dik responding to calls of the go-away bird, see Lea, A.J. et al. 2008.— Primates in the News
Or the dik-dik learning to understand the calls of other species.— Primates in the News
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