'Most primates' presentation slideshows

The Rise of Homo sapiens Chapter 5 Ashley White

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The Rise of Homo sapiens Chapter 5 Ashley White

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PARENTAL BEHAVIOR

PARENTAL BEHAVIOR.

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Aggression : Sibling and Peer Relationships:

Aggression : Sibling and Peer Relationships:. Pro-social and anti-social influences through adolescence. Questions. In the relational model, what is the function of aggression and what determines whether there will be reconciliation?

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Mammalian Reproductive Strategies

Mammalian Reproductive Strategies. Prototheria (monotremes). Metatheria (marsupials). Eutheria (placentals). Patterns of Social Behavior. Sociability: important characteristic for most primates Continuous interactions among a group of individuals. Advantages of Group Living.

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Outline

Outline. Evolution of Primates Mobile Limbs Binocular Vision Evolution of Early Hominids Evolution of Later Hominids Evolution of Early Homo Modern Humans Human Variation. Evolution of Primates. The evolution of primates is characterized by trends towards: Mobile limbs Grasping hands

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Human Evolution

Human Evolution. Outline. Evolution of Primates Mobile Limbs Binocular Vision Evolution of Hominids Early Homo Modern Humans Human Variation. Evolution of Primates.

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Colors and the perception of colors

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Chapter Seven

Chapter Seven. The Living Primates. The Primate Order. Primates are best defined in terms of their adaptability , which is a response to the arboreal habitat. Primates are characterized by body flexibility and have a greater range of motion than most other mammals.

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