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Chimps catch yawns from dominant males
Captive chimps are more likely to yawn back to a yawning male than a yawning female, a preference which may cause a group to act in step with its alpha males
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Monkey manoeuvres reveal how the brain spurs actions
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Gorgeous snub-nosed monkey with the face of a god
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Sumatran orang-utans delay puberty to build up strength
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Baboons and 4-letter words point to origins of reading
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Chimp beds hint how early humans ditched tree-sleeping
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Other primates share human taste for plant oestrogens
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Can primates shed light on the roots of romance?
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Puzzles of evolution: Why aren’t we more like chimps?
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Chimp prodigy shows signs of human-like intelligence
Can animal geniuses help us define the nature of intelligence, or are they a distraction?
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New male spells death for unborn monkeys
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The only primate to communicate in pure ultrasound
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Vegetarian orang-utans eat world’s cutest animal
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Chimps learn about nature’s medicine chest from elders
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