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    There are some things that are different between non-human primates and human primates. But we aren’t extremely different. We share many things in common. Some of the things we share are the way we interact with our peers. The fact that they can also cooperative and work together to achieve a common goal. How we both can display our emotions and wants through our facial expression and body language. We share the same diet type even though the way we go about getting our food different. The fact that

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    set by a veterinarian. _____ 1. Perhaps you’ve marveled at the incredible gymnastic ability of various primate’s. _____ 2. Their abilities are on display in zoos‚ animal parks‚ and for a few lucky people‚ in the animals’ natural habitats. _____ 3. Primates include lemurs‚ monkeys‚ and apes. _C_ 4. Consider‚ for example‚ the graceful gibbons‚ which live in Southeast Asia. _____5. With its long‚ muscular arms and legs‚ a gibbon has no trouble spending two hours a day swinging through

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    Mark Mariano Professor Guenther Anthropology 131 November 25‚ 2012 Primate Observation Primates are one of the most interesting mammals on earth‚ not only because of their complex social structures‚ but because they hold so many similar characteristics to humans. Primates are often cited as our closest living relatives and on two separate occasions I observed four separate species of primates at the San Diego Zoo that can justify their use of their physical characteristics and

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    make digestion difficult‚ resulting in small quantity conception. Female primates who are pregnant require more calories‚ meaning they need to obtain more food. If they are lactating they require 50% more calories compared to when they are not breastfeeding or pregnant‚ according to the online lecture of Primate Ecology. Seasonality proves as a challenge due to food sources becoming scarce. Depending on their location primates may look at small sources that have calories that will help their dietary

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    most modern primates. Early researches made huge discovers when studying these primates such as characteristics‚ the anatomy‚ and the social behavior that could be compared to humans today. However‚ no matter how many similarities you find between primates and humans there will always be differences. The man difference is that humans became more advanced then the modern ape which made it easy for researches to discover how far we have come since once being considered highly evolved primates before humans

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    edu/handouts/anthropology/ 2) In what ways is the human primate a typical primate? In what ways is the human primate unique? One of the ways that a human primate is considered typical is due to the fact that all primates share a few physical and behavioral characteristics. For example‚ compared to other mammals‚ human DNA is closer to that of a lemur‚ monkey‚ or ape (Smithsonian.com‚ 2012). When looking at the physical characteristics‚ both the eyes of a human and a primate are forward facing and sit close together

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    Later on Abraham went to Wisconsin University and got his B.A in psychology. His curiosity in knowledge pushed him to complete his master and doctoral degrees in the same field. Abraham knew his next stage after published a few papers in primate dominance behavior and that was his start in field of studying behavior. His next stage was about the growth and evolution‚ which led him to focus in the social behavior‚ personal traits‚ self-esteem‚ and motivation theory‚ in relation to human beings

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    dramatically increased over three centuries. Consequently‚ India and New Zealand gave legal personhood to three rivers‚ intending to protect the rivers from human pollution. This paper will argue that legal personhood for rivers can be harmful to people and is not the most effective way to protect the environment. In support of this analysis‚ this paper will also examine arguments for and against legal personhood for rivers‚ compare the different viewpoints of four authors‚ and present a recommended

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    "Primates in Circuses suffer many depravations" "The exhibiting of trained animals I abhor. What an amount of suffering and cruel punishment the poor creatures have to endure in order to give a few moments of pleasure to men devoid of all thought and feeling." - Albert Schweitzer‚ physician and philosopher."I find circuses deeply offensive. We are just beginning to recognize animals as important in their own right. Circuses throw us back to the Middle Ages." - Desmond Morris‚ zoologist and animal

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    reproduce. Nonhuman primates number only 250 species but display great diversity in grouping patterns. We call some of these types of groupings a one male polygyny or monogamy. However‚ the main focus today is that these primates have evolved different strategies‚ behavioral and ecological‚ to cop with the need to balance limited food supplies while avoiding predators with intensions of mating and or harming their offspring. It has been assumed that in order for male primates to reach mating success

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