Journal of Scientijc Exploration, Vol. 10, No. 3, pp, 10196 O 1996 Society for Scientific Exploration BOOK REVIEWS

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• Zoology
• Ethology
• Dian Fossey
• Woman in the Mists
• Birutė Galdikas
• Ape
• Louis Leakey
• Mountain gorilla
• National Geographic Society
• Primatologists
• Ethologists
• Biology

Kids’ Discovery Clubs Overall Objectives These child-based, exploratory stations located in 6 areas of the Park provide activities for young Guests and their families at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. The objectives are:

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• Gibbons
• National symbols of Singapore
• Tigers
• Siamang
• Siberian tiger
• Frog
• Lion
• Ape
• Bat
• Zoology
• Biology
• Fauna of Asia

CHRONOLOGY LAB: DIRECTIONS & DATA 2007 DIRECTIONS: READ ALL DIRECTIONS BEFORE STARTING! Using the list below, indicate (on the CHRONOLOGY OF FOSSIL HOMINIDS chart) the range of existence for each group (species or subspe

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• Extinction
• Australopithecus
• Paranthropus boisei
• Paranthropus
• Ape
• Mya
• Hominidae
• Ardipithecus
• Homininae
• Hominina
• Cenozoic
• Phanerozoic

Aqua-Planet Experiment Project (APE) Sea Surface Temperatures Eight analytic distributions of sea surface temperature (SST) are specified. Five are zonally symmetric and vary the latitudinal profile of SST in the tropics

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CHRONOLOGY LAB by Larry Flammer SYNOPSIS Students plot the times of existence for the several species of hominins (formerly "hominids") on a two-dimensional time line chart. Can be expanded to include new discoveries, an

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• Anthropology
• Human evolution
• Neogene
• Recent single origin hypothesis
• Sociocultural evolution
• Ape
• Paleolithic
• Arches of the foot
• Cenozoic
• Phanerozoic
• Prehistoric Africa

PHYLOGENY  BASED  ON  CHROMOSOME  COMPARISONS       Figure  3.  Proposed  Hominid  Phylogeny:  relationships  of  hominoids  based  on  the  analysis  of  diffe

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• Megafauna
• Cytogenetics
• Chromosome
• Hominidae
• Ape
• Human
• Human evolutionary genetics
• Y-chromosomal Adam
• Biology
• Human evolution
• Zoology

Volume 5, Article 3 February 2001 THE APE THAT USED EMAIL: UNDERSTANDING E-COMMUNICATION BEHAVIOR THROUGH EVOLUTION THEORY

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• Knowledge
• Behavior
• Media richness theory
• Ned Kock
• Culture
• Theories of technology
• Media
• Media naturalness theory
• Media technology
• Communication
• Technology

Primates (Primates) Michael E. Steiper a,b,* and Nathan M. Youngc a Department of Anthropology, Hunter College of the City University of New York, 695 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10065, USA; bPrograms

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• Haplorhini
• Darwinius
• Strepsirrhini
• Ape
• Karanisia
• Ring-tailed lemur
• Catopithecus
• Phyla
• Evolutionary history of lemurs
• Primates
• Lemurs
• Catarrhini

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• Object permanence
• Ape
• Bonobo
• Science
• Ethology
• Zoology
• Design of experiments
• Experiment
• Research

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• Psycholinguists
• Gesture
• Chimpanzee
• Animal communication
• Josep Call
• Primate
• Ape
• Michael Tomasello
• Communication
• Cognitive science
• Science
• Zoology