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    apelike‚ suggesting an adaptation for climbing trees. However‚ the leg bones and feet indicate an ability to walk upright even at an early age. The shape of the brain was preserved and its size indicates the species grew to adulthood more slowly than chimpanzees‚ a characteristic of later hominids‚ including modern humans. The hyoid bone that supports the tongue was found‚ as well. The bone is crucial to speech in modern humans but the shape in the Dikika child is like that found in modern great apes‚ and

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    B. Chiacchia for Psychology Encyclopedia‚ it is noted that less than 1 out of every 100 defendants plead NGRI. The actual statistic is .85%. Additionally‚ the statistics state that nearly 70% of those defendants who did plead NGRI withdrew their plea after they were found to be mentally sane. The high-profile cases that really grab the headlines are the cases that skew the public view of the NGRI defense and sit atop the “wedding cake”. Essentially‚ the defense is not used often and when it is

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    made we need to back them up with facts and many scientist have provided a sufficient amount of evidence to make their theories valid. This virus has two species. First one is HIV-1 with came from a Simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV) developed in Chimpanzees. HIV-1 was accountable for the rapid spread of AIDS. It then was divided into three groups the’’ major” M group‚ the ‘’much rarer’’ O group‚ and’’ new’’ N group. Group M would make up almost 90 percent of infectious diseases worldwide‚ and scientist

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    rights better than their wrongs. ~Author Unknown. I truly believe in this quote. Criminals know when they do something wrong they will get out of it with a plea bargain or they might not even step foot in the court room because someone else is already getting prosecuted for it. Courts and plea bargains go hand in hand these days. To me‚ I think plea bargains are not true justice‚ its laziness. According to BGA‚ there were 85 wrongful convictions in Illinois. 81 out of the 85 cases involving wrongful

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    What Is It? The criminal justice system is the set of agencies and processes established by governments to control crime and impose penalties on those who violate laws. There is no single criminal justice system in the United States but rather many similar‚ individual systems. How the criminal justice system works in each area depends on the jurisdiction that is in charge: city‚ county‚ state‚ federal or tribal government or military installation. Different jurisdictions have different laws‚ agencies

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    Wertheimer was not alone in his works though. Wolfgang Kohler‚ an associate who studied primates in their environment‚ believed that more could be learned from observing a subject outside of a lab and with out reinforcements. During his work with chimpanzees he was able to observe something new‚ the apes possessed problem solving capabilities‚ which contradicted the theory widely believed that most mammals operated on a trial and error‚ (Schultz & Schultz‚ 2011). He determined that apes operated through

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    goal was to ascertain whether a chimpanzee could combine the signs it was taught to produce different meanings‚ inspired by a previous project that had claimed their ability to do so. The project’s results were disappointing‚ indicating that the chimpanzees were unable to use the signs to form meaningful sentences‚ and so Terrace moved on to monkeys‚ consequently proving through several complex and challenging experiments that monkeys can learn and recall sequences of randomly selected images. Terrace

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    the fossils that were buried by ashes near volcanoes‚ they could see how old the fossils were. The fossils that the scientists found were up to 4.4 million years old. Some of the fossils were chimps and some of them were humans because humans and chimpanzees are on the same line. When chimps and bonobo first started‚ it was about 5 to 7 million years ago. Than the chimps and bonobo evolved into other evolutions. The other evolutions moved into the savanna while the chimps and bonobo stayed

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    also respect her Indian culture (BILB). In the letter‚ An Indian Father’s Plea a perfect example of wanting to be treated equally is expressed. All Robert Lake wanted was for his son to be treated equally in their new hometown (An Indian Father’s Plea‚ Pg. 109). In this letter he is asking his son’s teacher why she is labeling his son as a ‘slow learner’ and treating him as if he is a foreign object (An Indian Father’s Plea‚ Pg. 109). He is expressing his concern and explains to the teacher that his

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    This episodes of cosmos was a very interesting one. Neil Degrasse starts off with what was suppose to be the means of diversity between humans and animals and he speaks on the topics of natural selection‚ genetic drift and more to explain why there are so many different breed of creatures and why some are preferred compared to others in certain types of environments. He introduced us to a tree that contained all of the creatures that have been discovered by man‚ and he tells us the similar physical

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