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Not all nonhuman primate visual signals are involuntary: some show intent such as
 
  A) a chimpanzee holding out his hand as a gesture of submission
  B) a baboon mother touching her abdomen to tell her infant to cling to her as she is moving away to forage elsewhere
  C) a chimpanzee raising her arm as a threat
  D) the use of eye contact as a threatening gesture by a chimpanzee
  E) all of the above
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