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    Research Paper On Gorilla

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    Background: The western lowland gorilla, scientific name Gorilla gorilla gorilla, lives in the tropic lowland forests and swamps of central Africa where they can find dense ground level vegetation, specifically in Cameroon, Central African Republic (CAR), Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Congo, and Angola (Walsh et al, 2008). Yellow: Native, Red: Extinct, (Source IUCN Red List) They are the smallest of the gorilla subspecies, with the females only reaching about half the size of the silverback

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    Wild Capuchin

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    Although it is apparent that both wild and captive capuchin monkeys are able to manipulate objects into tools, the two monkeys do share a variety of similarities and differences. Both wild and capuchin monkeys have the same physical features and capabilities. For example, they are both able to swing through branches and climb trees since they are quadrupedal animals. They both have prehensile tails that they can use to help them forage for food or stabilize their balance when moving from place to

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    In the beginning humans didn't look like what they look like now nor act like we do now, Hominids or humans have been around for 3.7 million years. A lot can change in 3.7 million years humans went from creating fire for warmth for just one night to having heaters to heat up the whole house, car, or skyscraper during the winter months. The oldest human being we have found her name was Lucy, she lived around 3.7 million years ago. She was discovered in 1974 in Ethiopia by a man named Donald

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    Giraffes are the tallest land animals in the world, that’s something they needed to be in the harsh lands of Africa. Every animal has some sort of special characteristic about them. They could have some special organs, or they could have a special sense. The giraffes have one of the tallest babies at birth. If they Giraffe wasn’t tall and didn’t have a long neck, it wouldn’t make it in the dry and unforgiving lands of Africa. One special characteristic about the West African Giraffe is their body

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    The second video of ‘Robert Seyfarth: Can Monkeys Talk? (napisy PL)4 is the second closest to human language. The vervet monkey of East Africa have different vocal noises that mean different things. There were three calls that are expressed in the video: one for if they saw a Leopard, one for if they saw an eagle and one for if they saw a snake. After each call, the monkeys reacted differently. All the monkeys reacted exactly the same to each call. These are calls that all vervet monkeys can understand

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    The squirrel monkey lives in a humid tropical, and the monkey eats fruit, flowers, insects, omnivore. Squirrel monkeys pick off the insects off of other monkeys. they find fruit on trees, and find the flowers on the ground. The habitat is in a dense humid forest near a stream. The squirrel monkey has fur and grey, yellow, black fur. It lives in south america, and it has its strength from carrying its weight off of trees and swinging from tree to tree. It sleeps in a tree. The monkeys train to hunt

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    Six Primate Analysis

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    1.) According to the data collected, the Intermembral index for each of the six primates observed from highest to lowest is: Gibbon (127), Howler monkey (102), Baboon (94), Macaque (89), Marmoset (74), Human (69). From this grouping, the Gibbon is the primate whose IM at 127 is the highest percentage, and this indicates that their upper limbs are significantly longer than their lower limbs. In contrast, the Human, with an IM of only 69 serves as the lowest percentage of the examples given, and this

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    Introduction: The proboscis monkey is an endangered species that's endemic to the Southeast Asian island of Borneo (The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2015). It is a distinctively sexually dimorphic species. The male can be easily identified phenotypically by its large overhanging nose and heavily built body, while the female has a much smaller nose and is less than half the size of the male (Gaulin and Sailer 1984). Research conducted by Yeager and Carey (1990) shows that the proboscis monkeys

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    Teresa Bradshaw December 17, 2015 2nd hour Enviormental science Mr. Hooker Sloths are medium Sized animals belonging to the families of two-toed sloths and three-toed sloths. Sloths are classified as failovers as the bulk of their diets consist of buds, tender shoots, and leaves , mainly of cecropia trees. Some two-toed sloths have been documented as eating insects, small reptiles, and birds as a small supplement of their diets. They have made

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    A description of Bootettix argentatus: The Creosote Bush Grasshopper Taxonomy: Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Class: Insecta Order: Orthoptera Family: Acrididae Genus: Bootettix Species: Bootettix argentatus Common Name: Creosote Bush Grasshopper Distinctive features The creosote bush grasshopper has a simple body. It has a rounded head capsule which contains the compound eyes, chewing mouth parts, and the short thread-like antennae, which are always shorter than the rest of body (Estella

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