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Primatology.net

Kambiz Kamrani

A newsletter about primatology.

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Why We Choke: Neuroscience Behind Performance Under Pressure

High-pressure situations often lead to underperformance, a phenomenon known as “choking.” New research1 conducted on monkeys may reveal the underlying neural mechanisms involved, providing valuable insights for both human performance and co...

a month ago
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Medicinal Plants in Gorilla Diets Could Help Fight Drug-Resistant Bacteria

Researchers have uncovered a remarkable link between the plants wild gorillas in Gabon consume and traditional medicine used by local healers. Some of these plants have demonstrated the ability to combat antibiotic-resistant strains of Esch...

2 months ago
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Bonobo Behavior Reveals Ancient Origins of the 'Common Enemy Effect'

In response to external threats, species ranging from humans to chimpanzees and other animals often close ranks, reinforcing bonds within their groups. This phenomenon, known as the "common enemy effect," has long been recognized as a strat...

2 months ago
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Chimpanzee Gestures Mirror Human Conversational Turn-Taking, Study Finds

Humans might be the masters of quick-fire banter, but chimpanzees have their own rapid back-and-forths, albeit in the form of hand signals. Recent research1 reveals that wild chimpanzees in East Africa exhibit communication patterns remarka...

3 months ago
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