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Evolutionary Clues: How Human Shoulders and Elbows Evolved from Climbing
Research indicates that the initial development of human shoulders and elbows might have served as braking mechanisms for arboreal apes.
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Unveiling Anadoluvius turkae: Reshaping Our Understanding of Humanoid Origins
The identification of a human-like monkey species in Çankırı is revolutionizing our comprehension of the genesis of humanoid species.
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Remarkable Similarities of Stone Tools Made by Macaques to Those of Early Humans
Stone tool production is not a skill that is only used by humans and great apes...
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Stone tools produced by monkeys 50,000 years ago were found in Brazil
Additionally, according to the experts, "we are certain that the early archeological sites from Brazil may not be human-derived but may belong to…
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A study reveals that cultural heritage may affect the tools that Capuchin monkeys choose
Few primates, including Capuchin monkeys employ tools in daily life.
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Wild chimpanzees and gorillas can develop enduring, cordial relationships that continue for many years
Chimpanzees and gorillas create friendships, some of which last for at least 20 years, according to a groundbreaking new study
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Humans & Chimpanzees Both Have A Propensity To Time Our Steps To Those Of Others
The study documented the chimpanzees' gait patterns at the Zambian Chimfunshi Wildlife Orphanage Trust.
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Lemurs & Monkeys Are Descending From Trees As The Environment Warms
Tree-dwelling primates are being forced to spend more time on the ground in search of water and shade as a result of climate change and deforestation.
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