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| an animal or species tending to return to or remain near a particular site |
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| Focuses on the relationship between social behavior and the natural enviroment |
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| Basic social unti in all Primates |
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| Primates who only produce a few offspring, But they invest a lot of time/ Parental care into them |
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| Thought, Action, Planning, Personality |
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| Hearing, Facial Recaganitaion |
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| Integrates additonal info |
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Superfamily of hominoidea
comprises of humans,gibbons, and the great apes |
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| hominid (Tradtional classfication) |
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| as taxonomic classifiation changes with new findindgs humans and their ancestors are refered to as this |
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| Natural Slection acts on behaviors, Enviroment plays a role |
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| Sociobiologys explanation for altrustic beahviors |
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| assumption is that it has a gentic basis, an indviduals sucess is determined by fitness, your gentic contrubution to the next generation |
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one hypothsess for primate evolution
traits such as grasping hands and bionocular vision were adapted to life in the trees
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one of the two primate hypothses
primate traits evolved in response to preying on insects and othe small creatures |
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social group
1 male 1 female, dependent offspring |
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social group
multi male, multi female |
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Social group
1 male, many females |
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Humans are the only spices to produce verbal languague,
other primtaes can not becuase they do not have the same vocal structures to produce words also in there brians they do not have brocas area and wernikes area |
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high reproductive
early maturity
rapid growth
small organisms
low investment in parental |
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