Question

wolf communication and jaw wrestling to greet one another, to give a menary welcome, or to show dominance, says zoologist joseph knight (97). 3 for example, jaw wrestling—a behavior in which two wolves mouth one anothers jaws—can be a greeting, or it can be a way of intimidating another, lower - ranking wolf. if one wolf puts its mouth over anothers muzzle, it is a sign of friendship. but if the first wolf has its teeth bared, the greeting is not so friendly. it is the wolfs way of establishing itself as a more dominant, or important, member of the wolf pack (knight 97). 4. in paragraph 3, an internal citation briefly identifies a source. what does this citation include? it is the wolfs way of establishing itself as a more dominant or important member of the wolf pack (knight 97). authors name and page number book title and page number

Explanation:

Internal citations in academic writing often follow a format that includes the author's last - name and the page number from which the information is sourced. In the given example, "Knight 97" indicates the author is Knight and the information is from page 97.

Answer:

author's name and page number