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    Gorillas in the Mist is the incredible story of Dian Fossey‚ an American Primatologist who spent the prime of her life studying and tracking gorillas. Throughout the story‚ she tells of the hardships that she had to face in order to study these magnificent creatures. At one point‚ when she was just beginning to get deep into her research and make incredible studies‚ all of her work was destroyed by a local militia and she was forced to leave the area. However‚ despite all of this‚ she refused to

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    Titi Monkeys Essay

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    Singing duets at sunrise and traversing through the arboreal world of the tree tops‚ the White Eared Titi Monkeys of Bolivia are social creatures that can likewise be found in zoos around the world. While Titi monkeys are not considered to be endangered due to their ability to adapt well to new environments‚ in the modern world where rainforests are commonly clear cut to make farm land for cash crops‚ the future of the Titi monkeys and many other species who inhabit these places is unknown. Through

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    Lucy

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    "Lucy in the sky with diamonds"‚ which Johanson was listening to when he discovered the first bone. When he first discovered her‚ Johanson was immediately able to identify Lucy as a hominid. A hominid refers to a member of the zoological family Hominidae. Hominidae cover all species originating after the human/African ape ancestral split. It was so clear that Lucy was a hominid because she stood and walked in an upright position. How do we even know this much? When collecting the bones‚ Johanson observed

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    Nucleotide Blast search

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    Major groups of primates

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    What are the major groups of primates? I thought that this question was very interesting because primates are the closest living relatives to humans. Primates are fascinating because they resemble a primitive or basal version of ourselves and at the same time are also quite different from us as well. There is a large number of primate species both in the African and Asian continents as well as in the Americas. Those species that are found in Africa and Asia are collectively called old world

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    Study Guide: Hybrid Primates

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    reclassification of the great apes has been proposed. Traditionally‚ there was pongidae and hominidae (where apes and humans are classified separately). The proposed change is that all of the great apes become classified into hominidae‚ and then separate them out at different subfamilies and tribes. 4. Reclassification of the Great Apes (Family Names): i. Traditionally: Pongidae / Hominidae ii. Proposed: All Hominidae‚ different subfamilies and tribes C. Primate studies 1. Descriptive: describing

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    This essay will mainly focus about the similarities and differences of our species with Primates. Primates have been considered as our closest relative of our species many other’s believe that primates are very much like humans while some disagree with this point saying that the primates are nothing compared to us because we have evolved and intelligently smarter. In my opinion that Humans and Primates share similarities that can define them as our closest relative of our own species but also differences

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    Early History of Man

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    outward from centers of accumulation‚ as in continental glaciers. Grasslands: an area‚ as a prairie‚ in which the natural vegetation consists largely of perennial grasses. Hominid: any of the modern or extinct bipedal primates of the family hominidae‚ including all species of the genera homo and all Australopithecus. Homoerectus: an extinct species of the human lineage‚ formerly know as pithecanthropus erectus having upright stature and a wellevoled postcranial skeleton‚ but with a smallish

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    Religious Biological Philosophical Religious approach Man is a unity of immortal soul and dead body. The nature of man can not be reduce to his body Biological approach Man is an animal. Man is the soul surviving species of the family Hominidae‚ the result of the long evolutionary process Biology from the 17th century postulates‚ that the “seeds”(or patterns‚ or “living forces”) of plants and animals must each already contained within them‚ within their nature These “seeds” form the

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    Taxons: Domain‚ Kingdom‚ phylum‚ class‚ order‚ family‚ genus‚ species (Domain is broadest‚ species is least inclusive) 8. 5 Kingdoms: Monera‚ fungi‚ Protista‚ plantae and animalia 9. Human taxonomy: Animalia‚ Chordata‚ Vertebrate‚ mammalia‚ Primata‚ Hominidae‚ Homo‚ sapiens 10. Monera – Escherichia coli a. Protista – Volvox aureus b. Fungi – Aspergillus niger c. Plantae – Quercus alba d. Animalia – Spongilla cenota 11. Symbiosis is when two organism are in a relationship where at least one organism

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