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Chimpanzee Gestures Mirror Human Conversational Turn-Taking, Study Finds
Research on East African Chimpanzees Reveals Sophisticated Communication Similar to Human Interactions
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Kambiz Kamrani

June 2024

Survival Through Sociability: How Hurricane Maria Changed the Behavior of Rhesus Macaques
Increased Tolerance and Resource Sharing Among Macaques Leads to Higher Survival Rates Post-Hurricane
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Kambiz Kamrani
Chimpanzees Self-Medicate with Healing Plants
The Chimps Seek Out Unappetizing Plants with Medicinal Value, Providing Insights for Human Medicine
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Kambiz Kamrani
New Fossil Discoveries Highlight Europe's Crucial Role in Great Ape Evolution
Two Great Ape Species, Including a Tiny Newcomer, Coexisted in Ancient Germany 11.6 Million Years Ago
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Kambiz Kamrani

May 2024

Sumatran Orangutans: Master Builders from Infancy
These baby primates start nest-building early, perfecting their skills over years
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Kambiz Kamrani
Orangutan's Healing Wisdom: Using Medicinal Plants in the Wild
A Glimpse into the Intriguing World of Non-Human Primate Self-Medication
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Kambiz Kamrani

April 2024

The Monkey Stone Age: A Glimpse into Primate Archaeology
Documenting Primate Stone Tool Use in Real-Time: The Case of Coiba National Park
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Kambiz Kamrani
The True Nature of Bonobos: Insights into Primate Aggression
A Deeper Look Reveals Surprising Patterns of Social Behavior
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Kambiz Kamrani

February 2024

Juvenile Great Apes Love to Tease and Annoy Their Elders, Study Finds
Young Chimps, Orangutans, Bonobos, and Gorillas Show a Wide Range of Playful and Sometimes Aggressive Behaviors
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Kambiz Kamrani
Exploring Our Primate Ancestry: The Influence of Soft Fruits on Human Evolution
Tracing Dietary Patterns of Early Anthropoids
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Kambiz Kamrani

September 2023

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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Kambiz Kamrani

August 2023

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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Kambiz Kamrani
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