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There's CULTURE and “culture”
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (2):356-357 (2001)
Abstract
While cetaceans clearly show social learning in a wide variety of contexts, to label this as hides more than it reveals: we need a taxonomy of culture to tease apart the differences rather than hiding them in a catch-all categoryMy notes
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