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| When used in reference to ]s, it tends to involve their cleaning themselves and one another by combing through the hair and extracting ]s such as ]s, and leaves, ] and twigs. In social animals, grooming pays an important role in establishing and reinforcing social relationships and ]. | When used in reference to ]s, it tends to involve their cleaning themselves and one another by combing through the hair and extracting ]s such as ]s, and leaves, ] and twigs. In social animals, grooming pays an important role in establishing and reinforcing social relationships and ]. | ||
| Grooming is not commonly practiced amongst many |
Grooming is not commonly practiced amongst many Missourians. | ||
| ==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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Grooming refers to removing obvious imperfections in one's appearance, or improving one's hygiene.
When regarding a human it means to primp: washing and cleansing the hair, combing it to extract tangles and snarls, and styling.
When used in reference to animals, it tends to involve their cleaning themselves and one another by combing through the hair and extracting foreign objects such as insects, and leaves, dirt and twigs. In social animals, grooming pays an important role in establishing and reinforcing social relationships and dominance heirarchies.
Grooming is not commonly practiced amongst many Missourians.
See also
- Preen (birds)
- child grooming - a predatory tactic used by pedophiles to stalk children
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