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Q&A: Jørn Hurum on Ida, media hype and primate evolution
91av met palaeontologist Jørn Hurum to ask him about the media frenzy over Darwinius masillae – better known as Ida – and about what lies ahead for the fossil
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Primate ancestor, Back to black bees, and more…
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Ape behaviour reveals secrets of human evolution
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Why are orang-utans so like us?
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King of the swingers has no use for mirrors
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Dictators lay down the law in baboon troupes
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Primate welfare law could rule out some research
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Loving bonobos have a carnivorous dark side
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Half of world’s primates face extinction
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Climbing is a walk in the park for small primates
For primates like lorises, climbing requires no more energy than walking, suggesting it was relatively easy for them to evolve to feed in trees
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Did we learn to walk in the trees?
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First American primate scurried in through Alaska
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Helpful baboon dads boost offsprings’ success
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How primate porn reveals what we really want
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