Sentence examples for more chimpanzees from inspiring English sources

Now, researchers say, they have found two more chimpanzees that were infected in the wild with a virus like H.I.V.-1.

That's about one-third more gorillas and one-tenth more chimpanzees than previous surveys estimated, though those calculations were performed differently and were not designed to count the animals across their entire range.

The sanctuary doesn't yet have capacity for 300 more chimpanzees.

NhRP also has more chimpanzees in its sights, though Prosin won't say if they are research chimps.

"We are extremely pleased with this momentous decision and look forward to getting more chimpanzees out of laboratories and into sanctuaries," says Kathleen Conlee, the organization's vice president of animal research issues.

And even prelinguistic children communicate with others to help them play their role in a joint activity, for example, by using a pointing gesture to direct them to the part of an apparatus they should be acting on whereas, once more, chimpanzees do not (Warneken et al., 2006).

Convex anteroposterior curvature of the lateral tibial condyle in A. africanus has been interpreted to indicate a more chimpanzee-like locomotor repertoire than the flatter lateral tibial condyles of A. afarensis (Berger and Tobias, 1996, J. Hum. Evol. 30, 343).

Whose genome has evolved more, chimpanzee or human?

The lipid droplet difference in ASCs reported in the current study could be indicative of biological differences between humans and chimpanzee ASCs (fig. 2), but without more chimpanzee adult stem cell resources, the nature of these differences remains unclear.

We also address the limited data available on the other Hominids ('Great Apes') that have been studied (Gorillas and Orangutans), showing that they are more like chimpanzees than humans in this respect.

Furthermore, both gorilla species have a statistically identical tibial arch angle with the more arboreal chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) (t = 1.24; p = 0.22).