Human Malaria Parasite Arose from Gorillas, Not Chimps: Scientific American
september 2010 by amy
Human Malaria Parasite Arose from Gorillas, Not Chimps
genetics
primates
september 2010 by amy
BBC News - Fossil links humans and monkeys
july 2010 by amy
Researchers have discovered the skull of a 29 million-year-old animal that could be a common ancestor of Old World monkeys and apes, including humans.
primates
anthropology
paleontology
july 2010 by amy
Monkey Rescue Project
april 2010 by amy
We are just two guys on a farm in the North West province of South Africa that rescue and care for abused and injured Vervet monkeys. Most of the monkeys here on the farm were rescued from small cages or were chained to poles in people's back yards, where they did not have contact with other monkeys. There are hundreds of these monkeys that needs to be rescued from this life of pain and suffering. They are very social creatures and needs to be with their own kind to be happy and healthy....
primates
april 2010 by amy
Infants Able To Identify Humans As Source Of Speech, Monkeys As Source Of Monkey Calls
october 2009 by amy
Infants Able To Identify Humans As Source Of Speech, Monkeys As Source Of Monkey Calls http://ow.ly/15WzH0
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primates
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cognition
october 2009 by amy
Snakes on the brain - reviewed in the TLS by Barabara J. King
october 2009 by amy
The Snake Detection Theory posits a fascinating relationship between serpents and primates
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neuroscience
evolution
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from delicious
october 2009 by amy
Bonobos Rate Food on Scale From Bark to Grunt: Discovery News
may 2009 by amy
Bonobos yell out their food ratings using at least five distinct vocalizations, the study found. Since the calls are tonally similar to certain other primate sounds, such as the human exclamations "Yum!" and "Ewww," the scientists think there might be a somewhat universal primate language when it comes to food.
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primates
language
may 2009 by amy
Frans de Waal Answers Your Primate Questions - Freakonomics - Opinion - New York Times Blog
may 2008 by amy
Whereas I look at the polygamist sect in Texas with intrigue, as they seem to mimic the mating system of quite a few animals (sending out young males so that the dominant males can freely reproduce with lots of females),...
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primates
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religion
may 2008 by amy
5-year-old chimp beats college kids in computer game - CNN.com
january 2008 by amy
Think you're smarter than a fifth-grader? How about a 5-year-old chimp? Japanese researchers pitted young chimps against human adults in tests of short-term memory, and overall, the chimps won.
primates
research
memory
cognition
january 2008 by amy
Cognitive Dissonance - Social Psychology - New York Times
november 2007 by amy
..the first evidence of cognitive dissonance in monkeys..
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cognition
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science
neuroscience
november 2007 by amy
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