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What is the purpose of primate field studies? |
to observe wild primates in naturalhabitats to collect info on
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Jane Goodall |
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Dian Fossey |
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What is behavioral evology? |
study in relation to environment
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Definition of "Culture" |
behavior resulting from innovation, teaching & learning (not genetic) -- learn by observing others about:
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Definition of "Tool use" |
"the use of an external object as a functional extension of mouth or beak, hand or claw, in the attainment of immediate goal" - Goodall |
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Tool explanation |
1. tool use evolved independently in each group 2.common ancestors of all apes used tools & passed on this trait |
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Tool use & culture in: Chimps |
culture: variation in grooming behavior ex. some hold hands, some clasp a branch Tool use:
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Tool use & culture in: Gorilla |
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tool use & culture in: Orangutan |
Culture: Tool use:
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tool use & culture in: Monkeys |
Culture: ex. japanese researchers provided macaques with sweet potatoes; -one monkey washed off dirt in water & others followed -- (ie. learned behavior) Tool Use: NWM
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