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    Through out time knowledge about optical illusions has been deepened by many different philosophers and researchers to strengthen the explanations of illusions. Epicharmus and Protagoras, Aristotle, and Plato are only some famous philosophers well known to this day that have contributed their own knowledge about, what actually are optical illusions? Epicharmus is a Greek poet and inventor of Sicilian Comedy during 540 and 450 BC. He was one of the earliest to appreciate the concept of optical…

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    Results It was hypothesized that the sexual dimorphism of the turfed capuchins would result in both focal subjects having similar activity patterns despite both being of different genders. Research was also conducted on how daily climate changes would have an effect on the capuchin’s overall activity patterns. Results showed that there was a difference between male and female turfed capuchins in terms of activity patterns. Researchers also noted that changes in the local climate of the San Diego…

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    Evolution From Monkeys

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    study is to figure out how, if, and do we evolve from monkeys. How it could affect society is if apes are our ancestors then that might mean that some random ape in the world could be our ancestor and we don’t even know it, and if we do evolve from humans how are their monkeys still,and they're not humans. Since apes are our ancestor then what are the monkeys to apes, how did they get here because apes aren’t the same as but they look like monkeys. How could this evolution affect future because…

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    Examples of carnivores are the Harpy Eagle, and the Vampire bat. The name Harpy eagle comes from Greek mythology. The Harpy eats monkeys and sloths,They stay up in the canopy and are rarely seen flying in a open space. The vampire bat’s face looks like a pig. The vampire bat sucks blood from birds and mammals. They share the blood with other bats in its colony. If it doesn’t eat for…

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    Should we have services dogs or other animals? If you had a disability what animal would you want to help you? I am going to talk about good things and bad things about other animals and other peoples opinions. There is a new law made in 2011 about only service dogs allowed to go to public places. That law is going to upset some people. There are some good things about other service animals. Every person has a favorite animal right. Some people have service birds,snakes,and more. In the article…

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    Primates Reflective Essay

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    in terms of the colors that they can see, thus suggesting a polymorphic basis. A polymorphic basis is when a characteristic of a species varies among its members genetically (Gomes, Pessoa, Suganuma, Tomaz, & Pessoa, 2002). New World monkeys, such as spider monkeys, are said to differ in comparison to other primates based the colors they can see due to a sex link theory (Goulart, Bonci, Galvao, Silveira, & Ventura, 2013). However, while New World monkey’s polymorphic basis for color vision is…

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    choose the option that gives a reward to himself and the other chimp, rather than the selfish choice of only giving a reward to himself (Waal par. 18-20). Waal includes the study on fairness by Brosnan to show how capuchin monkeys recognize unequal treatment. In the study, capuchin monkeys do not accept a treat if another is…

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    Many of the experiments that established the foundation of psychology have been found to contain weak inductive inferences that do not represent humanity as a whole. Along with these founding experiments, many recent experiments continue to contain weak inductive inferences as well. This is not an effective way to continue to develop the foundation of psychology. I will argue that the recent experimental work of Audrey Parrish is invalid because of its weak inductive inferences. An inductive…

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    CHARACTERS OF PRIMATES Introduction – The members of the order primate are characterized by having forward-facing eyes and very flexible fingers, legs and arms that assist them to lead an arboreal life which arefound allover the world. They have large brain in comparison to other mammals. They show a combination of primitive and specialized characters. They are primarily arboreal and return to land as a secondary condition…

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    such as a cat purring while an elderly person dies beneath it, “Oscar the miracle cat curls up/with residents hours before they expire, converting death into/purrs for the next world.” (Larsen), to a monkey biting out of a poisonous insect and passing the insect along to the next monkey, “Capuchin monkeys will bite a millipede to release/a narcotic toxin then pass the millipede to a neighbor/as if it were a joint at a concert.” (Larsen) In “Now You’re An Animal” by Mark Doty the professor…

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