How to pronounce“primat”in English

Primates, there's, of course, lots and lots of studies on primates because their brains are more similar to ours, and the behavioral psychologists

Primates-- there's, of course, lots and lots of studies on primates because their brains are more similar to ours.

Primates and humans are fiercely territorial.

Primates of almost all species, especially apes, of which we are-- as you well know, of which we are one-- are huggers.

primates we didn't evolve resistance and immunities to Venoms we could have tried for something

primate who will look where somebody is pointing and in fact human infants very

primates older than mammals older than vertebrates man and woman obviously are the human names for adult forms of male and female and it would be beyond

primates although it's quite common among birds and it's common among other uh other animals and that seems to be associated with the fact that we have

primates, we have tiny uh intestinal volumes.

primates, we have tiny uh intestinal volumes.

primate tool use because the the kinds of tools that primates use tend to really impress us um in it you know first of all they use tools which we

primates where we know the female don't kind of sleep around like is the case in gorillas so the human mating system is kind of somewhere in between

primates where we know the females don't kind of sleep around like as the case in

primates even though you think this is kind of a simple ability they seem to lack at least the motivation to do this um this leads to the fact that they

primate that kind of branched off about 35 million years ago they actually tell us something about what human evolution human cognition probably looked like a

primate monkey the monkey the primate model the monkey and the reason for studying a monkey of course is that monkeys are fairly similar to humans uh

primates called strepsinis, but we are dry-nosed primates.

primatologically to to chimpanzees and so um uh there's there's a little

primates now how could that happen well the lacrimal gland is controlled by structures in the ponds which is a

primates do have very strongly defined alpha males who rule the roost and determine the entire direction of the um

primates yeah that little thing with humans might be just uh something about social interaction and ability to maintain

primate of our size if you took a chimpanzee and you

primates at Wake Forest University and also in Los Angeles and then after that

the primates.

and primates. Okay, so how do African rodents and primates get to South America?

And primates hug all the time.

The primate intelligence was making a connection in the universe that was surprising.

of primate species diversity is found on this island, which is roughly the size of California-- so again, the California theme.

A primate will not respond to a beat.

The primates actually vary in age.

Other primates don't have this problem.

The primate that said, hey that's a beautiful parabola.

And primates have them.

The primate cortex is laid upon that.

the Primate Research Institute in Kyoto, in Inuyama but synced to the Kyoto University had, now they've got about 15 chimpanzees that can manipulate numbers amazingly well.

madagascan primate and apparently lemas have a a predisposition to cataracts who

The primates are a very cooperative society in general.

as primates on the planetary surface would need to be painted on the telescopes and microscopes by the simulator.

A primate is just the right size.

particularly primates I might say but also even in rats uh when you can find this and it's linked to the same biological uh indicators in both species

living primate relatives it's a High uh between chimpanzees so common chimpanzees and their sister species bonobos and chimpanzees and bonobos

do primates have have all these things have have power of relationships have of course sexual relationships otherwise they wouldn't be here and and of course

whether primates care about the welfare of others and and there they used to be the claim that they don't and that only humans do but there's now five studies

that primates are most sensitive to inequities with individuals that they don't know very well that has also been found in humans is that you're more

particularly primates might say but also even in rats uh when you can find this

the primate researchers are also a little disingenuous when they talk about primate tool use because the the kinds of tools that primates use tend to

other primates even though you think this is kind of a simple ability they seem to lack at least the motivation to do this.

in primates was associated with high status and that when animals had high

So primate brains and human brains are especially good at integrating and and holding on to information