A taxocene, for example, is a subset of species sharing a common taxonomic classification. The monkeys and apes of Kibale National Park is an example of a taxocene: they are classified within the ...

But, aside from their classification, what are the other differences between monkeys and chimps? Let’s explore the characteristics that distinguish the two species in the sections below.

Primate cranial diversity is the product of alternative evolutionary compromises among competing structural and functional demands on the cranium within divergent primate lineages. Superimposed on ...

Researchers discovered uniquely human neuroanatomical features in a study comparing human brains to macaque and chimpanzee ...

Bisexual behaviors are very common among primates in the wild, particularly bonobos, according to evolutionary geneticist Dr. Jason Hodgson. REUTERS “I suspect most people would be slightly in ...