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    Personhood for Primates

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    Henry is an outgoing 26-year-old who enjoys painting‚ watching wildlife documentaries and eating bananas. He’s emotional‚ empathic and self-aware and he shares 98.4 per cent of your DNA. Henry is also a chimpanzee‚ and so has no more rights in law than a car or a television. I am one body in a growing number of people want to change all that. Campaigners across the world are attempting to persuade governments to grant great apes elementary “human rights”. We argue that great apes are enough like

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    Skull Analysis

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    known as the modern chimpanzee. Pan troglodytes is about one million years old. This specimen has the smallest combined chewing surface and smallest braincase measurements. It did not have a sagittal crest or chin‚ and the foramen magnum was towards the rear. The facial prognathism was in between and its facial slope was twenty one degrees. These observations lead us to believe that this specimen was a small ape-like creature and it did not walk upright. A modern day chimpanzee seemed to fit these

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    Is War Inevitable?

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    1 Is War Inevitable? The modern human mind has sought to present findings and evidence that would lead to some form of an indication or conclusion regarding the inevitability of war through the multifarious fields of science and technology; anthropology; political science; economics; psychology (both humanist and evolutionary); and cultural studies. The general perception for most people – gauged through academic surveys and Social Networking websites – is that the innate biological tuning

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    Ebola in Africa

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    Ebola disease is a devastating illness‚ with at least 6 random outbreaks in the past decade in Africa‚ killing not only people but also a large number of gorillas‚ which threatens the species into extinction. The mystery surrounding Ebola has grown because the disease often fails to appear for years‚ sometimes even decades‚ and then suddenly breaks out in seemingly aimless areas(“Ebola threatens Apes in Africa” http://www.terradaily.com/reports/Ebola_Threatens_Apes_In_Africa.html). Ebola disease

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    Nonhuman Primates

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    discovery; they have also found that they can learn thousands and thousands of words and converse with people in other ways rather than with a spoken language. Furthermore‚ the first nonhuman primate to ever learn American Sign Language was a female chimpanzee called Washoe‚ who as a result of an experiment‚ managed to attain a vocabulary of more than one hundred signs. In order to have a good outcome of this experiment‚ every time researchers would go in to the trailer where she lived‚ they would refrain

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    Profile Writing: Jane Goodall The person as she is today: Jane Goodall is currently a primatologist who set out to Tanzania in the 1960’s to study wild chimpanzees by bravely sitting amongst them with nothing but a notebook and her binoculars. She eventually gained the trust of these shy creatures due to her determination and the degree to which how persistent she was. Mrs. Jane is a fascinating woman whose extensive research into the behavior of chimpanzees from 1960’s to this day has changed

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    The Naked Ape Essay

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    The Naked Ape Essay My question is “After all we’ve evolved from‚ why can we still not control some of our animal-like instincts?” One possible answer is that no matter how much we evolve‚ we will always just be fancy apes. Desmond Morris said himself “Homo Sapiens have remained a naked ape nevertheless.” (The Naked Ape‚ page 9). To me‚ this is quite sad. However‚ I’m far from disagreeing with him. Apes can be extremely vicious and very easy to anger. Don’t we all know humans like that? And while

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    As medical science advances the need for more extensive testing of new medicines and pharmaceuticals. These drugs need to go through years of testing to see for possible long term affects. Instead of treatment on humans‚ scientists use a wide variety of animals to simulate the effects. These animals physiological similarities to humans would be their ultimate downfall. Yearly thousands of animals wake up each day‚ robbed of the liberties and freedom every organism has a right to. Although animals

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    Discovering Ardi

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    dating 3.2 million years ago and later discovered a child’s jaw with molars attached. They named this individual Lucy and was noted to be one of humans’ first ancestors (Decorse‚C.R &Scupin‚ R‚2008). After learning Lucy was more evolved than a chimpanzee they continued to search for a new species dated further when they discovered a finger bone and later a 90 fossil bone skeleton belonging to who they call “Ardipithecus Ramidus”. Ardi was the first species ever found that is displayed a skeletal

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    For example‚ one of the most noticiable distinctions between the two is that humans are bipeda while chimpanzees walk on all fours. In addition‚ the chimpanzee genome was found to differ from that of humans by about 1.23%. While this figure may not seem significant to the untrained eye‚ it accounts for around 40 million differences in our DNA. Finally‚ another difference between chimps and humans is that

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