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    Big Brain Evolution Essay

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    order to be maintained. Evolving a large brain must mean that brain size offered an important fitness advantage; otherwise it’s hard to see why it would happen. There are two main competing sets of hypotheses about why or how the larger brain of primates evolved: through ecological demands or social complexity and competition. The currently favored model is the

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    about‚ non-human primates having the intellectual capacity for language‚ remains highly contested. Whether primates can or cannot use language is one of the most

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    ANT 105 Notes

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    The Two Suborders of Primates. 1. Prosimii Rely more on smell than other primates have mobile ears (like a cat) whiskers snouts fixed facial expressions Many of these species are nocturnal and arboreal. (less emphasis on vision) 2 major groups: Loris-like forms (Loris and Galagos (bush babies – see below)) eat fruit and bugs Mostly live in southeast Asia. Lemur-like forms. Lemurs all from Madagascar. An ancestral population underwent adaptive radiation (geographically

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    The chimp‚ bonobo‚ and human mate choice have similarities as well as differences. In the article‚ Sex at Dawn the authors explain that “though bonobos surpass even chimps in the frequency of their sexual behavior‚ females of both species engage in multiple mating sessions in quick succession with different males. Among chimpanzees‚ ovulating females mate‚ on average‚ from six to eight times per day‚ and they are often eager to respond to the mating invitations of any and all males in the group”

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    examples being walking‚ jogging‚ running‚ etc upright on two legs. Bipedalism goes back millions of years and although unique it is not uncommon to see animals standing and moving on two legs. However‚ only a few set of animals walk on two legs such as primates those being monkeys‚ chimpanzees‚ and gorillas who occasionally are bipedal meaning they sometimes walk on two feet but are not Habitual bipedal like humans. Habitual bipedalism is rare among animals and the only two that do it are humans and kangaroos

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    Human Evolution

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    ancestor of all life‚ the topic usually covers only the evolutionary history of primates‚ in particular the genus Homo‚ and the emergence of Homo sapiens as a distinct species of hominids (or "great apes"). The study of human evolution involves many scientific disciplines‚ including physical anthropology‚ primatology‚ archaeology‚ linguistics‚ evolutionary psychology‚ embryology and genetics.[1] Genetic studies show that primates diverged from other mammals about 85 million years ago in the Late Cretaceous

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    Homo Sapiens are members of the family Hominidae‚ as well as Chimpanzees‚ Orangutans and Gorillas. Out of this Hominidae classification‚ it is thought that the closest relative to the Homo Sapien is the Chimpanzee‚ both possessing the same common ancestor. This is due to large similarities between the two species. Although there is a large amount of similarities‚ the differences between Chimpanzees and Homo Sapiens are what defines each species as their own. In this paper I am going to focus on the

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    Topic 6: Mammalian Pheromones Abstract A pheromone is a chemical signal which is released by one animal and received by another‚ which induce a species specific reaction. Pheromones are detected via chemosensory systems known as the Vomeronasal Organ (VNO). Within a wide range of mammals the VNO is used to elicit a generalized sexual response‚ primarily affecting the reproductive tract. This is seen in most terrestrial mammals who have adapted to sensing volatile chemical signals; the Mouse displays

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    Homo Sapiens Evolution

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    Physiology and Evolution of Vision from Primates to Homo Sapiens Bio 392 Mammalian Physiology Denielle Chapman April 14th‚ 2017 Vision is a way of making sense of the world that‚ for all mammals‚ could arguably be the most important sense of the five that we have. For Homo sapiens‚ the way we perceive the world through our power of sight‚ came from the species of primates that existed before us according to

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    I cycled the tank during weeks 3 to 7. First‚ there was ammonia‚ then nitrite‚ and then nitrate. Currently‚ the ammonia and nitrite levels of my tank are 0. Survival of the Fittest Discussion Forum 100.00 % (A) Speciation and Evolution Discussion Forum 100.00 % (A) HIV and AIDS Discussion Forum 100.00 % (A) Angiosperm vs. Gymnosperm Discussion Forum 70.00 % (C) Animal Evolution Discussion Forum 100.00 % (A) Survival of the Fittest Discussion Forum 100.00 % (A) Speciation and Evolution

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