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. 2013 Aug 28;33(35):14117–14134. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.2172-13.2013

Table 1.

Measurements and descriptions of non-task-related behavior for each chimpanzee and human subject during FDG uptake

Condition Subject Time Description of non-task-related behavior
Action execution Chimp1 3:08 Chew on ball, scratch/groom self, return ball through cage mesh, raspberry, aggression display
Chimp 2 1:59 Chew on ball, bite fingernails, scratch/groom self
Chimp 3 1:20 Swing, climb, move barrel, manipulate cage lock
Chimp 4 5:00 Food beg, spit water at experimenters
Transitive observation Chimp1 1:00 Groom self
Chimp 2 2:15 Swing, climb, manipulate own feet, bite fingernails, food beg, aggression display, throw feces at experimenters, scratch/groom self, pat own head, manipulate cage locks
Chimp 3 1:18 Scratch/groom self, aggression display
Chimp 4 1:36 Suck thumb, poke finger through cage mesh, scratch/groom self
Intransitive observation Chimp1 3:55 Scratch/groom self, spit water at experimenters
Chimp 2 3:34 Pick up hairs from floor, bite/lick cage mesh, scratch/groom self, climb
Chimp 3 0:37 Climb
Chimp 4 4:42 Spit water at experimenters, scratch/groom self, manipulate own feet, gurgle juice, food beg
Transitive observation Human 1 0:48 Manipulate wristwatch, scratch face, yawn, adjust shirt
Human 2 No video due to equipment error
Human 3 04:46 Head nod, fall asleep
Human 4 04:29 Yawn, manipulate blanket
Human 5 01:38 Rearrange blanket, yawn
Human 6 00:07 Yawn, stretch, scratch face