primate in A Sentence

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    Which is the most intelligent Primate, after humans?

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    All Primates eat small animals.

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    Are there intelligent Primates like us?

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    On just the one Primate?

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    The Gorilla, found in Africa's jungles, is the worlds largest Primate.

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    Holloway, M.(1997) Profile: Jane Goodall- Gombe's Famous Primate, Scientific American 277(4), 42-44.

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    The skulls of chimpanzees, our closest Primate relatives, showed no evidence of a nuchal ligament.

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    The gorilla which can be found in jungles across the African continent is the world's largest Primate.

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    Primate research finds that females prefer the larger, louder, more aggressive males who show clear markers of their maleness.

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    New research warns that a Primate subspecies- one of humanity's closest animal relatives- could become endangered within five years.

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    The focus of this study program is on the foundations and the evolution of non-human and human Primate behavior.

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    The focus of this study programme is on the foundations and the evolution of nonhuman and human Primate behavior.

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    Looking ahead, the researchers would like to refine the procedure and create piglets with organs predominantly composed of Primate cells.

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    Recognizing the ill effects of separation, ethics boards mandate that researchers adhere to certain housing guidelines for separating Primate mothers and offspring.

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    The river is inadequately protected against these threats and conservation is done on a small scale such as in the Tana River Primate Reserve.

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    Comprehensive, long-term Primate rehabilitation and reintroduction programs like ours- which is funded by the Colombian government and the nonprofit Primate Conservation, Inc.- are costly.

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    The numbers of this critically endangered Primate have fallen to such worryingly low levels in the Philippines, environmentalists think their days may be numbered.

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    Back on land, habitat destruction and demand for bushmeat have forced seven Primate species closer to the brink, six of which live in West Africa.

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    Millions of years ago, our Primate ancestors lived in trees, and they were polyphasic sleepers, meaning they slept at multiple times across the day and night.

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    The Primate brain, ours and our monkey cousins, is built to incorporate tools not simply into its behavior, but quite literally into its sense of self.

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    A 30-year study at Kyoto University's Primate Research Institute has shown chimps are able to learn to recognise the numbers 1 through 9 and their values.

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    A 30-year study at Kyoto University's Primate Research Institute has shown chimps are able to learn to recognize the numbers 1 through 9 and their values.

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    A 30-year study at Kyoto University's Primate Research Institute has shown chimps are able to learn to recognize the numbers one through 9 and their values.

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    Continuing the adventure, the Primate will succeed in reaching the next evolutionary stage, one of the many steps that led to the development of today's human race.

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    As its name suggests, McKenna theorizes that a lot of advanced human evolution came as a direct result of our Primate ancestors ingesting psilocybin, or magic mushrooms.

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    According to adherents of this theory, without the evolved, long and opposable thumb, and precise control of fingertips, a Primate couldn't throw with much strength or accuracy.

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    Many believe that language evolved when early hominids gradually changed their Primate communication systems, slowly acquiring the ability to form a theory of other minds and shared intentionality.

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    A 30-year study at Kyoto University's Primate Research Institute has shown that chimps are able to learn to recognise the numbers 1 through 9 and their values.

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    A 30-year study at Kyoto University's Primate Research Institute has shown that chimps are able to learn to recognise the numbers 1 to 9 and their values.

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    A 30-year study at Kyoto University's Primate Research Institute has shown that chimps are able to learn to recognize the numbers 1 to 9 and their values.

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