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    Bonobos Have you ever heard of a bonobo? If not, then you are missing out. When taught at a young age, these creatures have the capability to learn up to 348 symbols. When Kanzi was an infant Sue Savage-Rumbaugh tried to teach his mother, Matata, to communicate using a keyboard labeled with geometric shapes. Matata never really got the hang of it, but Kanzi- who usually played in the background seemingly oblivious, during his mothers teaching lesson- picked up the language. Bonobos are very…

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    Chimpanzees and Bonobos have been considered a separate variant of species due to evolution for about 2 million years now but are still the closest living ancestors to each other sharing about 99% of each others DNA. They are often mistaken for the same animal but are largely different in the way they govern their societies and mating habits. Anthropologists study chimpanzees and bonobos and attempt to understand them and in turn also understand humans. The question in matter is how do these two…

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    males are tolerant to the infants and juvenile. The less aggression in bonobos is because when a female enters a community, she has sexual relationships with the older male and both groom each other suppressing any kind of aggression that could occur (Wrangham and Peterson, 1996). Unlike in other primates, this is hardly seen. The males must forcefully have sex with the females instead of having mutual understanding. That’s why bonobos are like humans. Humans also have an understanding with the…

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    Kanzi The Bonobo Analysis

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    The story of a new born baby is significant to look at when it pertains to the story of the bonobo Kenzie. When a baby is born he/ she does not know a specific language or culture. As they grow and develop language is learned and so is culture. Everything we know as humans through experience by another being. We learned how to communicate, we learn right from wrong, and we learn how to conduct ourselves as human beings. Let’s look at it from a different point of view. What if a human was raised…

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    In discovering the capabilities of bonobos and chimpanzees making use of sophisticated pre-agricultural tools this potentially changes the way hominin evolution developed. Such usage of tools was once regarded as a particular characteristic of archaic pre-humans. Bonobos were observed performing complex action such as using tools to extract food, or using spears for attack or defense. Bonobos are similar to chimpanzees, but previously bonobos did not show a cultural diversity in use of tools as…

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    Annotated Bibliography: Bonobo Social Cognition Introduction: This annotated bibliography was conducted to understand social cognition and interactions within Pan paniscus, commonly known as bonobos. This is a topic that interested me because I was intrigued by the social behaviors of bonobos, which we slightly explored in a previous assignment. Each resource was selected to further explore speech, alliances, empathy, and various other social responses in bonobos. Clay, Z., & de Waal, B. M.…

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    Luke Preston 10/18/17 The Great Apes The Gorilla is a very large and powerful ape. There legs are short and there arms are longer. The apre is the largest out of the four types. The gorilla's face is quite similar to ours. The gorilla has two eyes. They have nostrils much bigger than the humans. They also have a mouth right beneath their nose. The face is the only part that is not protected in fur on the apes body. These Apes can be found in the dense rainforests in africa and occasionally in…

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    In Bonobo Sex and Society, Frans B. M. de Waal illustrates the physical and environment difference between chimpanzee and bonobo. Furthermore, he analyzes bonobo’s sexual life which facilitate bonobo’s unique socio-cultural environment. First, he emphasizes that bonobo is not just a smaller versions of chimpanzees, they are completely different species. Bonobo “was assigned the status of an entirely distinct species within the same genus as the chimpanzee, pan.” Unlike chimpanzees, bonobos live…

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    Bobos Essay

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    Bonobos made its mark in the menswear fashion world in 2007, as well as creating a path of change with its e-commerce based platform. Headquartered in New York City, Bonobos designs and sells men’s clothing, such as casual wear and formal wear. It offers full lines of men’s suits, outerwear, denim, swimwear and accessories. The company refers to its store locations as “guide shops,” where all men are welcome to come in and get their perfect size in any style offered. The concept of creating…

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    Primate Social Groups

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    are meant to justify our subconscious behaviors and emotions and to prevent us from abandoning them rather than to restrain us from enlightening them. In this paper I would like to provide ecological information that shows the difference between bonobos and common chimpanzees. While carefully shedding light on which one of the Pan Primates mostly resembles our past ancestors and Homo sapiens (humans) in present day genera systems. Hominidae are considered a taxonomic family that are made up of…

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