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In probing whether there are basic sex differences in humans, a psychologist and a biologist agree to seriously disagree
In probing whether there are basic sex differences in humans, a psychologist and a biologist agree to seriously disagree ...
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Wild Calls of Bonobo Apes Sound Simple, but Scientists Find Striking Similarities With Human Language
Wild Calls of Bonobo Apes Sound Simple, but Scientists Find Striking Similarities With Human Language The evolution of human ...
Bonobo apes aren’t just grunting at each other — in fact, their complex ‘language’ mimics humans, scientists claim
A peep from a bonobo is believed to mean roughly “I would like to…” and a whistle is believed to mean “let’s stay together.” But when combined to make a “peep-whistle,” it’s thought to mean something ...
Scientists Reveal Why the Human Face Is Smaller Than a Neanderthal’s
Facial growth stops at puberty in Homo sapiens. Humans differ from chimpanzees and Neanderthals in how their faces grow. In ...
Chimpanzees Act As 'Engineers', Use Physics To Choose Tools: Study
The findings provide insights into the technical skills and engineering precision that the chimpanzees possess.
New Research Reveals Chimpanzees Act As “Engineers,” Choosing Tools Based on Physics
Chimpanzees select materials for tools based on flexibility, revealing early engineering instincts linked to human tool ...
Earth.com3d
Did early humans and Neanderthals know they were different species? Perhaps, here's how
Modern humans can be recognized by their smaller facial structure when compared with Neanderthals and other hominin ancestors ...
Smithsonian Magazine3d
There Might Be Something Human in the Way Bonobos Communicate—Their Calls Share a Key Trait With Our Language, Study Suggests
Researchers attempted to decode bonobo calls by recording their social context, then analyzed how the primates string ...
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Bonobos communicate using a universal principle of human languages
The ability to put together meaningful ‘words’ to form a ‘sentence’ with a new meaning was thought to be unique to humans ...
University of California5d
How are humans different from other animals? They have a uniquely open-ended culture
The debate over human uniqueness is shifting as data has emerged suggesting that other animals can also generate cultural ...
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Scientists Listened To Bonobo Calls And Found Remarkable Similarities With Human Language
Bonobos are our closest living relatives along with chimpanzees, both sharing around 98.8 percent of their DNA with humans.