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    troglodytes‚ or chimpanzees‚ in their natural habitat and to study their social life‚ including topics such as friendship‚ loyalty‚ and social power. During this time‚ Goodall made several crucial discoveries that have not only impacted the field of anthropology but has changed the way we look at ourselves as members of the environment shared with millions of other species. It was in October of 1960 that Goodall would make one of the most important scientific

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    Introduction: The Common Chimpanzees are the non-human primates that were given scientific name Pan troglodytes. The chimpanzee’s geographic distribution can be found across equatorial Africa‚ from Senegal in the west to Tanzania in the east. They can be found in moist and dry forests and savannas. There are four subspecies: the eastern chimpanzee‚ the central African chimp‚ the western chimpanzee‚ and the Nigeria-Cameroon subspecies. Chimpanzees live in communities of about 20 to 120 individuals

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    outdoors and all animals. At the age of two‚ my dad brought me home a stuffed animal chimpanzee‚ which I named Jubilee. He gave me Jubilee because it was the first time that a chimpanzee was born at the London Zoo. That is when my fascination of chimpanzees began. When I was around eleven or twelve I had a dream that I was working with animals in the rain forest. And a little over ten years later that dream of mine came true.

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    for countless primate studies‚ and has changed the way many people view chimpanzees. Trying to narrow down only three admirable qualities about her is difficult‚ since she has so many. To me‚ her most admirable qualities are her patience and persistence to understand animals‚ her research involving chimpanzees‚ and her contributions she has made to the world by establishing various institutions. Studying chimpanzees is not an easy task. Subsequently‚ Jane Goodall made it look as simple as

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    Anthropology 68 Day 13

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    the cultural traits that chimpanzees share with human beings. A collective definition of culture is derived from the disciplines of anthropology‚ psychology‚ and biology; it states that culture is not acquired genetically. Culture is shared within a group of members‚ it is a practice that is unique to an individual group of people‚ and it is based on the perception that is common and shared amongst a specific group or community. To prove culture is present in chimpanzees‚ Boesch examines the behavioral

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    animals. From her optimism and connection she shared with the chimpanzees‚ Jane Goodall became the first person to have broken the barrier of what made humans different from animals after the discoveries she made during her time of research. Through to her optimism‚ Jane delved deeper into the primates’ daily lives and discovered that their way of living held many similarities to humans. Jane would try to understand what and why the chimpanzees did what they did‚ and as she was observing she saw that

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    Chimpanzee Research Paper

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    Chimpanzees are perhaps one of the closest living creatures to humans in the way they live and their basic genetic makeup. Chimpanzees are short but stocky prime mates with more knowledge then nearly every land animal on earth. They are so intelligent they realize the benefits of simple tools such as sticks and stones. Their intelligence even allows them to communicate bodily and verbally‚ although no real language is recognized in chimpanzees or any animal species with the exception of humans. Chimpanzees

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    CCHU9005 Food and values

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    info First lecture? Write this down: http://food.joelau.info • Everything you need to know will be there • Check regularly for announcements • Assignment #1 & tutorials Question for today and next week? • Is it wrong to eat meat? A plea for open-mindedness • Strength of conviction might reflect the depth of family and cultural influence rather than plausibility Comment #1 • Absolutism vs contextualism • Is it ALWAYS wrong to eat meat? – What if the animal is dead? eg roadkill

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    Pan troglodytes‚ Pan Paniscus‚ and Homo sapiens or more commonly referred to as Chimpanzees‚ Bonobos‚ and Humans have unbelievably similar biological traits that one could invoke philosophical reflection of our origin and evolution. Highly intelligent‚ social‚ vocalized‚ animals that share a taxonomic group with Homo sapiens: a tribe. But where do we draw the line? How do we define these primates as different species even at a 98% gene proportion? Are these creatures analogous to each other to the

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    Chimp essay By Roy Riedel Chimpanzees are our closest relatives due to the fact that they share ninety eight and a half percent of their dna with us homo sapiens or humans. There are many similarities between chimpanzees and humans. Their behavior as we have come to find out over the many years of research is very similar but also is very different in other ways to that of human beings. A chimpanzee’s childhood is very much the same as a humans childhood is. They are dependent on their mothers

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