primates

But again, we are primates, and a lot of primates do have the same menstruation that the humans have.

It will be fascinating to see if the relationship evolves into one where the wolves defend the primates.

But, losing the ability to manufacture vitamin C is both unusual (Just some primates and guinea pigs?) and problematic.

However, there seem to be several similar studies done on primates that reinforce the conclusion.

It's research that challenges a lot of established beliefs about what sets primates apart.

The article made it clear that the wolves are not attacking these primates.

Maybe, just maybe, this group of primates may domesticate these wolves with time.

Given that primates are always looking for dominance hierarchies, maybe we really can't do much better than organizations where replacing the CEO is the main way to solve problems.

Gorillas are much better behaved than primates in general so I wouldn't be insulted if somebody called me a gorilla.

We ourselves are often said to be a result of paedomorphosis from other primates -- now with less hair, bigger heads, and weaker muscles.

I don't understand the suggestion that cooperation and complex social systems are the province of primates.

Human hierarchical social behavior is not the same as other primates.

Other primates, such as tarsiers, may also menstruate, but there is little hard evidence." They re-iterate key parts of the term.

His conclusion: 'All violence is an attempt to replace shame with self-esteem.'" It's things like this that make it really obvious that we're primates, hardwired for status.

But in humans and other primates, a foetus will dig through all the womb lining to directly bathe in its mother's blood." This does not specify why dogs do not fit into their term.

Yes, and even if the topic is just bleeding, humans aren't special, so it still shouldn't be "why do women bleed" but "why just primates, bats and one kind of shrew bleed during estrous cycle." Humans simply aren't special in that regard.

Primates are unusual among mammals in having 3 types of cones and better color vision.