Mutual Aid · Character
John Lubbock
English banker and naturalist whose works on ants and primitive societies are referenced.
minor
Also known as Sir John Lubbock, Lubbock
First appearance: i mutual aid among animals
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In Mutual Aid Among Savages: Lubbock is cited for his description of Hottentots as 'the filthiest animals' and for noting the abundance of flint implements in palaeolithic caves. Later, in II: The Ants: Conducted…
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- Naturalists and animal behaviorists
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