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Sexual swellings are one way for females to advertise their mating availability, thereby inducing ma
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 Despite the traditional focus on males, females actively choose mates and are the driving force in t
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 Dominance relationships among individuals play an important role in many primate societies.
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 (a) Savanna baboons live in female-philopatric groups, among which males migrate. (b) Chimpanzees li
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Field research on free-living primates allows primatologists to study patterns of behavior in the se
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 Modern primate study sometimes involves high-tech methods. This golden lion tamarin is having a batt
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 Jane Goodall pioneered the modern approach to studying primates in the wild, involving close-up obse
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 Sociality is the most fundamental behavioral adaptation of the primates.
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Like all animals, primates must balance their calories expended searching for food with calories, pr
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 Bonobos are close relatives of chimpanzees and of humans.
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 Wild chimpanzees make and use simple tools to obtain food, learning tool making from one another.
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 Chimpanzees live in complex kin groups in which lifelong bonds and individual personalities play key
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Gorillas live in one-male or multimale groups, from which females emigrate at sexual materity.
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 Gorillas are the largest living primates.
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 Orangutan males are twice the size and weight of females.
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 Gibbons are lesser apes, and live in the forests of south and Southeast Asia.
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Great apes knuckle-walk when traveling on the ground.
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 All living apes possess rotating, suspensory shoulders, including humans.
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 De Brazza’s monkey and its fellow guenons are in the subfamily Cercopithecinae.
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 Baboons are African cercopithecines.
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