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Monday, 02 December 2024, 16:21 (04:21 PM) CST, day 337 of 2024

Prehistoric Cultures

Fall 2012 Calendar -- DAY  [archive]

Fall 2012 Calendar  -- EVENING [archive]

Dates and Times to Remember 

class slides on-line 

Monday, 02 December 2024, 22:21 (10:21 PM) GMT, day 337 of 2024
. . . in History 
  . . . in Headlines
 

      Babel Fish Translation 
~ translate this page
 

OWL logo, Online Writing Lab, Purdue University.

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Chimpanzee

(Pan)

In the News

Male chimpanzee
Male chimpanzee
  Female chimpanzee
Female chimpanzee
Source:Turnbaugh, et al. (2002), p. 141

General Information

Common Chimp

Bonobo / Pygmy Chimpanzee

Chart: Primates -- Contemporary

Prehistoric and Contemporary Primates
(class handout .pdf)

Jane Goodall Research

chimpanzee-- Wikipedia

More Photos

 Animated Chimp


In the News . . .

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"Chimps R Us," Alan Alda, Scientific American Frontiers
03 April 2001 -- Guide

The Last Great Ape -- Nova

Interview with Jane Goodall, Science Friday,
National Public Radio, 27 September 2002
Minnesota Public Radio, 29 November 2002

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General

chimpanzee -- Wikipedia

search chimpanzee on JSTOR

 

 

Common Chimpanzee
Pan troglodytes

chimpanzee -- Wikipedia

search chimpanzee on JSTOR

 

 

 

Bonobo / Pygmy Chimpanzee
Pan paniscus

bonobo -- Wikipedia

search bonoboon JSTOR

 

chimpanzee -- Wikipedia

search chimpanzee on JSTOR

 

 
Chimpanzee Hip Jane Goodall photo Bonobo

 

Geographical distribution of modern African apes
Geographical distribution
of modern African apes

Source:Turnbaugh, et al. (2002).
Understanding Physical
Anthropology and Archaeology,
8th ed
, p. 140



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