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    Animal testing should no longer be practiced because it is unethical‚ the results can be misleading‚ and alternatives are available. It is widely known animal testing injures and kills many animals each year for the sake of the humans that may use the products. According to preventative medicine/public health specialist Aysha Akhtar‚ worldwide over 15 million animals are used in experimentation and often suffer‚ even though alternatives to animal testing exist. According to ProCon.org‚ “animals

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    evaluated in some common laboratory species‚ including rats (Rattus)‚ and pigeons (Columbia)‚ and non-human primates (NHPs; Macaca‚ Pan‚ Pongo‚ Saguinus‚ and Saimiri)…These findings suggest that self-control may be limited to Old World NHPs (apes and Old World monkeys). Tool use‚ however‚ is a behavior seen frequently in both Old World and New World NHPs…Therefore‚ this New World primate species may exhibit a level of self-control comparable to that seen in Old World monkeys and apes‚ if tested

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    something like our intelligence‚ or that we communicate with each other and they do not. Social brain hypothesis is a proposal that strives to explain that in comparison to all vertebrates‚ the primates have naturally larger brain size to the body mass. This theory goes ahead to demonstrate that the primates acquire the wider brains as a result of their struggle to manage their complex social systems. According to La Mattrie the human being has always tried to understand it in reference to animals

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    The Evolution of Language

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    The Evolution of Language The study of language is very intriguing once you start looking a little farther into it. I read through many books and sources to help make the history of language a little more clear and found many interesting ideas. I found that something as simple as the way you use your hand could shape the brain‚ language‚ and human culture (The Hand). I also found many sources on human evolution; and digging a bit deeper into this area showed me many thoughts and

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    researchers‚ such as Dr Aureli‚ to understand more about the phenomena of emotions. Though animals cannot express their feelings linguistically‚ researchers have found that like humans‚ their emotions can be expressed through actions. Individual primates behave in different ways depending on the circumstances they find themselves in and the group members they interact with. For example‚ individuals who spend more time in proximity to one another will generally be friendlier and less aggressive to

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    work in the ecology of primate social system. The book Catching Fire refers to the activities of our human ancestors when they began to use fire to practice cooked diet. Although the topic is pretty academic‚ but Richard used simple sentences and words to explain his ideas well. Yet the proof is still preciseness with provided evidences‚ and the conclusion is convincible. Hence‚ this source should be trustable. About 2‚300‚000 years ago‚ there existed a kind of primate began to use tool. They

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    interest areas as well”(Bonvillain 2006:8). The subfield of biological anthropology‚ or physical‚ focuses on the physical development of humans and our primate relatives throughout history. Augustin Fuentes said that anthropology is “the discipline that studies human and nonhuman primates in all their aspects”(Fuentes 2012:15). The nonhuman primates that he was referring to are monkeys‚ apes‚ and prosimians. Another subfield of anthropology is cultural anthropology. “Cultural anthropology focuses

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    The Marvels of Culture

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    to show up in non-human communities as well‚ specifically in primates. The definition that I learned in class on the 5th of September includes any “group specific behavior transmitted non-genetically for reasons other than genetics or ecology” (King 2012). While the idea of culture may span multiple fields of anthropology‚ I find it extremely important to biological anthropology in order study the use of tools among non-human primates. This aspect of the topic answers the question‚ “Is language

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    state of Simians‚ one could still strongly argue that ego was present. No historical record or book that holds the history of their beginning‚ but using facts that have been uncovered over time and research on primates of today one can infer that ego worked in the same way back then. The primates of today let their egos decided who will be the dominant of the group‚ meaning one could accurately

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    Human vs Animal Language

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    language is used by humans we can affirm that the grammar is shown. When comparing humans and animals using ASL‚ it’s demonstrated on researches with primates that they are just able to sign the words itself; just sometimes they can put a few words together‚ but that doesn’t mean they are able to use grammar. In some of the research made with primates and ASL‚ researchers conclude that the animals were just mimicking theirs trainers in order to get treats or just to please them. Keeping in mind that

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