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primate freedom project home page our mission news what are primate freedom tags order tag primate research centers resources life stories these are life stories of primates held in u.s. primate laboratories. they are based on documents obtained from the labs. ynprc clint chimpanzee dover chimpanzee

demands. for more information, please see link directly above to explain this action. primate freedom project responds to california board of regents ucla animal terrorists sue ucla primate freedom project to shield researcher's cruelty. report from assn. of primate veterinarians. read about the primates...

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outdoor pets with these winter safety tips by jessica brody | december , | comments comment if you've ever forgotten your coat on a cold winter day, you know how uncomfortable it can be. for pets who are outside in winter, what's uncomfortable to humans can be downright dangerous. examining how primates

make vowel sounds pushes timeline for speech evolution back by million years examining how primates make vowel sounds pushes timeline for speech evolution back by million years by thomas r. sawallis and louie-jean boë | december , | comments comment that's over times earlier than the emergence of our...

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they have pointed, fox-like faces with large eyes and small ears. the large or malayan flying fox of southeast asia is a giant of the bat world and has a wingspan of up to six feet. in north america, the term "flying fox" often refers to this animal. flying foxes belong to the order chiroptera (like other

bats) and the family pteropodidae. at least species exist. the number depends on the classification scheme that's used. the animals are also known as fruit bats, since their diet consists of fruits and other plant parts, and as megabats, since their family contains the largest bats in the world. not...

https://owlcation.com/stem/Flying-Foxes-of-Asia-Fascinating-Bats

dolphins rescued off tla'amin lands - powell river living front page about us advertise archive contact us select page dolphins rescued off tla'amin lands by sean percy | apr , | community , news , top stories an amazing effort by the tla'amin first nations an other onlookers to help out pacific white-sided

dolphins trapped, and then stranded, in a centuries-old rock fish trap built to trap herring and other fish....

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glacier-packed peaks of the rwenzori mountains to the sprawling savannahs of kidepo valley, all manner of flora and fauna thrive in this tiny equatorial nation nicknamed the "pearl of africa"—many of them tucked-away gems found nowhere else in the world. much of uganda's fame comes from its endangered primates

. trekking through the unesco-recognized and imposingly named bwindi impenetrable national park to see half the world's population of mountain gorillas is a plainly life-altering venture. golden monkeys, chimpanzees, and other rare primates also mingle among the park's plethora of varied, verdant life—bwindi...

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alien creatures looking down at you. their hands grab your body and throw you onto the floor of their ship. you gasp for air but you are not designed to breathe in this environment. you feel the cold of crushed ice packed around your body. bleeding and in pain, you slowly suffocate to death. for more than

and penn state professor victoria braithwaite says, "we now know that fish actually are cognitively more competent than we thought before—some species of fish have very sophisticated forms of cognition...in our experiments we showed that if we hurt fish, they react, and then if we give them pain relief...

https://afa-online.org/docs/WhatsFishyAboutSeafood.pdf

nest - wikipedia nest from wikipedia, the free encyclopedia jump to navigation jump to search place of refuge for animals for other uses, see nest (disambiguation) . the elaborate bird nest of a baya weaver a night heron building a nest. swans with nest and eggs at lake constance a nest is a structure

a simple depression in the ground, or a hole in a rock , tree , or building . human-made materials, such as string , plastic , cloth , or paper , may also be used. nests can be found in all types of habitat . nest building is driven by a biological urge known as the nesting instinct in birds and mammals...

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citations to additional sources. find sources: "primate research institute" – news · newspapers · books · scholar · jstor (april ) the primate research institute, kyoto university ( japanese : 京都大学霊長類研究所, hepburn : kyōto daigaku reichōrui kenkyūjyo) is a japanese research center for the study of primates

. it was founded in by primatologists kinji imanishi and junichiro itani . the institute works toward understanding the biological, behavioral and socioecological aspects of primates, and the origin and evolution of humans . the institute is located in the city of inuyama , aichi prefecture , which...

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prospective cohort study - wikipedia prospective cohort study from wikipedia, the free encyclopedia jump to navigation jump to search for other uses of "prospective", see prospective (disambiguation) . a prospective cohort study is a longitudinal cohort study that follows over time a group of similar

baseline and compare their subsequent incidence of developing heart disease. alternatively, one could group subjects based on their body mass index (bmi) and compare their risk of developing heart disease or cancer. prospective cohort studies are typically ranked higher in the hierarchy of evidence than...

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in the female; the remaining % are of unknown cause or due to problems in both the male and female. causes infertility can be caused by any interruption in the usual process of fertilization, pregnancy pregnancy, period of time between fertilization of the ovum (conception) and birth, during which mammals

information. , which includes ejaculation of normal amounts of healthy sperm sperm or spermatozoon , in biology, the male gamete (sex cell), corresponding to the female ovum in organisms that reproduce sexually. in higher animals the sperm is produced in the testis of the male; it is much smaller than...

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