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Why Do We Kiss? Its Evolutionary Roots May Lie In The "Groomer's Final Kiss Hypothesis"One chimpanzee is closely examining the face of another. It has its left hand supporting the other ape's eyebrow while the other its right hand looks closely at its lip. The chimpanzee doing the grooming has its lips puckered like it is about to kiss the other one.

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Why Do We Kiss? Its Evolutionary Roots May Lie In The "Groomer's Final Kiss Hypothesis"One chimpanzee is closely examining the face of another. It has its left hand supporting the other ape's eyebrow while the other its right hand looks closely at its lip. The chimpanzee doing the grooming has its lips puckered like it is about to kiss the other one.
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