Primatology.net
A newsletter about primatology.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 136 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 17 days ago |
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The Mother Who Travels Farther So Her Kid Has Someone to Play With
A fifteen-year study of wild orangutans finds mothers steering toward specific neighbors’ territories days before their infants play, then steering home again after
There is a mother orangutan at Tuanan Research Station in Central Kalimant...
The Brain That Overshot Its Target
Why some primate lineages didn’t just catch up in brain size, but kept going
There is a contrast, held for years, between two ways brains might grow. One is that body size increases first and the brain simply plays catch-up, settling back...
The Obstetrical Dilemma Was Never Ours Alone
A new comparative study dismantles the long-standing idea that difficult childbirth is a uniquely human burden.
In a Saimiri sciureus colony documented in the 1990s, 16 percent of infants were stillborn. Another 34 percent died within the...
Primate Lifespans Span a Tenfold Range. The Rate of Aging Has Barely Moved in 25 Million Years.
New research on 39 captive primate species finds that what makes apes age slowly is ancient, fixed, and probably invisible to human genetics studies.
A pygmy marmoset lives about seven and a half years. A chimpanzee, under good conditions,...
The Rhythm in Ape Laughter Is 15 Million Years Old
There is a sound that an orangutan makes when you tickle it. It comes out in bursts, evenly spaced, unmistakably rhythmic. If you closed your eyes and heard only the timing, stripped of the pitch and the texture, you might not immediately p...
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