Questions from the Movie: 1. What is “AZL-112”? a. The AZL-112 is an experimental genetic drug which allows the brain to create their own neural cells and repair any damaged cell. This experimental treatment was first tested in the chimpanzee # 9 which was subsequently renamed Bright Eyes. 2. Who is Will Rodman? b. Will Rodman is the scientist in charge of the scientific project of the drug and AZL AZL-112-113. 3. What is the animal used in the research? c. The animals
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Culture was once considered unique to humans‚ but it has been discovered that chimpanzees‚ orangutans‚ and bonobos also have culture. In Jane Goodall’s study of chimps (Goodall‚ 2002). A baby chimpanzee was observed watching his mother‚ as she groomed the alpha male. It had been noted that a baby chimpanzee learns by watching his mother. His mother may have learned this by watching her mother. The child also observes all the others grooming‚ and by watching that the others are doing he will also
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animals and this was easily seen when at the age of 4 she slept with earthworms in her bed and stayed in a hen house for 5 hours to see her hen lay an egg. See loved all animals but her infatuation with primates stemmed from receiving a stuffed chimpanzee which she named Jubilee‚ at the age of 2. This was from Current Biography. Jane had always dreamed of going to Africa to be among nature but it took her several years to make it there. Finally‚ one of her friends invited her to her family’s farm
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listening to the words and phrases they hear around the house and repeating them on their own. This is also true for other species of animals. Chimps‚ for example‚ show a very strong instinct to imitate their peers. For example‚ if the leader of a chimpanzee clan picks up a stick to dig for dinner‚ a younger chimp will most likely follow suit. This is how species evolve. One smart individual discovers a new trick or procedure for doing something‚ and others imitate them. Imitation is also important
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Tool Use Among Chimpanzees Jane Goodall was the first person to ever document seeing a non-human animal create and use tools. (Atkinson) We now see that tool use among chimpanzees is not uncommon. Upon this discovery we have figured out they have many ways to use and craft tools. There is a bit of a difference between tool uses and acquisition among wild and captive Pan troglodytes. The wild chimpanzees have all types of materials to choose and work from in the wild and rely more on tool use for
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Who would have ever known that Jane Goodall‚ an ordinary girl born in London‚ England would grow up to be one of the world’s most talented primatologists. It seemed as if Jane was destined to be a primatologist after much of her adore with the stories of Tarzan. It can only be so much of a coincidence that Jane Goodall and the Jane from Tarzan are so much alike when it comes to their love of animals‚ like primates. Because of her passion for animals‚ Goodall was driven to live a life in Africa where
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knit family and was greatly influenced by her mother‚ Vanne and grandmother‚ Danny. Jane has a sister 4 years younger‚ they share the same birthday. She first started her interest in chimpanzees when her dad‚ Mortimer bought Jane a stuffed animal chimpanzee. She named it Jubilee after a chimp at the zoo. Jane was automatically attracted to animals at a young age and continued her passion at Cambridge University. She studied primatology‚ ethology‚ and anthropology. Jane is most famous for her 45 year
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placed into in to the taxonomic group called hominid (Australopithecus afarensis)‚ which includes all primates including chimpanzees‚ orangutans & gorillas. 5. Why is "Lucy" not considered an ancestor of modern apes‚ even if her jaw looks like that chimpanzee? Although the specimens of Au. Afarensis indicated that Lucy’s jaw was rather unlike other hominins‚ having a more gorilla-like appearance‚ “Lucy’s pelvis and leg bones clearly show that Au. Afarensis walked as erect as you and I”; also Lucy’s
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Donald Sill English 111-4403 Stein 12 October‚ 2012 Let’s all be Friends with Animals The relationship of human and animals can be heart-whelming‚ as well as a lot of responsibility to take care of your pet. In a relationship‚ the animal acts as a best friend to the human‚ and the relationship could last a lifetime. Although owning a cat or a dog might be compatible‚ there is a lot of bad cases of animal cruelty. Examples such as dog fighting‚ horse slaughtering‚ even verbal and mental abuse
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Examples such as John Hawks attention to the pelvis makes it easy to see the signs. Hawks points out the differences in the pelvis of a chimpanzee‚ a human being‚ and Lucy. A chimpanzee’s pelvis is narrow and long‚ both signs of knuckle waking; while Lucy is still narrow it is more similar to human beings pelvis which is broad and short. “The width of the pelvis affects the muscular
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