The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 181National Geographic Society., 1992 - Geography |
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... human , but he is not human . " You cannot look closely at a great ape , ' " " Since 1961 the Society has been instrumental in advanc- ing the study of great apes in the field by funding the groundbreaking research of Jane Goodall ...
... human , but he is not human . " You cannot look closely at a great ape , ' " " Since 1961 the Society has been instrumental in advanc- ing the study of great apes in the field by funding the groundbreaking research of Jane Goodall ...
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... human evolution ( see following article ) . Bonobos live in trees , but they sometimes walk upright . This contradicts the conven- tional wisdom that upright posture began when hominids abandoned the forest and moved to the savanna ...
... human evolution ( see following article ) . Bonobos live in trees , but they sometimes walk upright . This contradicts the conven- tional wisdom that upright posture began when hominids abandoned the forest and moved to the savanna ...
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... humans and the apes . Gorillas became vegetarians and grew into big chimps , while human ancestors pur- sued harder - to - find , high - calorie foods and became , in effect , brainy chimps . At some point humans also became talk- ative ...
... humans and the apes . Gorillas became vegetarians and grew into big chimps , while human ancestors pur- sued harder - to - find , high - calorie foods and became , in effect , brainy chimps . At some point humans also became talk- ative ...
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