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    Chimpanzee and Animals

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    do have the capacity to communicate. For example‚ Beatrice and Allen Gardner trained a chimpanzee named Washoe to use about one hundred and sixty signs‚ including signs for “apple‚” “tickle‚” “flower‚” and “more.” Washoe even learned to combine signs into simple phrasese‚ such as “more fruit” and “gimme flower.” Another example‚ that proved animals have the capacity to communicate was Kanzi‚ a male chimpanzee‚ whose mother had been trained to communicate by pushing geometric symbols into a keyboard

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    this period will shape the social skills that they will have and need as they grow into adult chimpanzees. Good chimpanzee mothers are very patient and pay close attention to their young and are always there to lend a helping hand‚ while at the same time allowing their young to learn through trial and error. A chimpanzee uses various forms of communication depending on which chimpanzee community you are observing. It is almost like they mimic each other to create a group dialect and the sounds are

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    Before reading Chimpanzee politics by Frans de Waal‚ I was unaware of the preeminent intelligence Chimpanzee’s possess. Although Chimpanzee’s showcase outstanding technical intelligence for primates and mammals‚ precluding human beings of course‚ their intelligence is truly exhibited in regards to social intelligence. One can argue the social intelligence of Chimpanzee’s rival that of human beings. Many theories have arisen to explain the high social intelligence of these fascinating animals‚ large

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    Local to the Southern Senegal‚ Uganda‚ Western Tanzania‚ and along the Northern Congo River‚ the Chimpanzee today is an endangered African species that is a close relative to modern humans‚ sharing 98% of genes (Chimpanzee 1). As described by the African Wildlife Foundation‚ the chimpanzee is a forest dweller that lives in communities of up to 150 individuals (Chimpanzee 1). Approximately 300‚000 individuals exist today in the wild. Thanks to their intelligence and strong communities‚ Chimpanzees

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    Chimpanzee Research Paper

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    Chimpanzees are perhaps one of the closest living creatures to humans in the way they live and their basic genetic makeup. Chimpanzees are short but stocky prime mates with more knowledge then nearly every land animal on earth. They are so intelligent they realize the benefits of simple tools such as sticks and stones. Their intelligence even allows them to communicate bodily and verbally‚ although no real language is recognized in chimpanzees or any animal species with the exception of humans. Chimpanzees

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    Chimpanzee Politics by Frans de Waal chronicles a colony of 23 chimpanzees who live in an outdoor‚ open-air space at the Arnhem Zoo in the Netherlands. Of these 23 chimpanzees there are four males: Yeroen‚ Luit‚ Nikkie and Dandy. The colony also consists of three female subgroups‚ the largest made up of Mama‚ Gorilla‚ Franje‚ Amber and three children‚ Moniek‚ Roosje and Fons. The second largest subgroup includes Krom‚ Spin‚ Jimmie and her two sons Jakie and Jonas. And the third female subgroup consists

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    Teaching Sign Language to a Chimpanzee I. Introduction: Allen and Beatrice Gardner researched the extent to which another species may be able to use human language. Scholarly research may provide insight into limitations of the language barrier between animals and humans‚ but Allen and Beatrice decided to attempt to teach a human language to an animal to determine if a coalition could be made between language and various activities. Choosing an appropriate animal to conduct experiments on

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    Jane Morris-Goodall‚ was born on April 3‚ 1934 in London‚ England to Mortimer Herbert Morris-Goodall and Vanne Morris-Goodall‚ and she also has a sister. Jane had a passion for animals at a young age. In her toddler years‚ she was given a stuffed chimpanzee that she named Jubilee. Goodall still has this toy today. Jane was a good student

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    Chimpanzee versus Humans: Similarities & Differences Since the first days of human thought into their beginnings‚ chimpanzees have played a vital role in showing who we were. The chimpanzee‚ one of the great apes‚ makes it home in the forests of Central and West Africa. Their long arms and legs adapt them for living in such regions as lowland jungles and mountainous regions. Humans are classified in the order Primates‚ and family Hominade. Within this family‚ human beings‚ our nearest living

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    apes are considered knuckle walkers with evident brachiation. The most notable difference in physical features is the split hairlines found in bonobos in contrast to the flat hair Chimpanzee. Average lifespan of both apes are quite close with Bonobos having a slightly lower average lifespan of 40 years while Chimpanzee can live up to 40-50 years (Lang KA‚ 2010). Perhaps the most different trait of each primate is how much physical deviation is between the genders. Sexual dimorphism is more apparent

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