Sentence examples for primate which has from inspiring English sources

Since we include "pause-travel" foraging behavior, where individuals stop to search for food and eat, we do not consider that movement speed restricts the angle with which individuals can change direction (e.g. a primate which has just eaten a fruit could potentially leave in any direction).

Our results therefore provide neural-level hypotheses to be explored in the nonhuman primate, which has well-characterized visual areas sensitive to faces (Tsao et al. 2006) as well as motion (Dubner and Zeki 1971; Desimone and Ungerleider 1986; Nelissen et al. 2006), including biological motion (Oram and Perrett 1994 , 1996 Nelissen et al. 2011).

However, these data originate from experimentally-induced obesity and it is likely that the responses observed in mouse lemurs rely on specific life-history traits of this primate, which has developed high seasonal energy saving mechanisms and exhibits pre-wintering spontaneous obesity.

It was this peculiar combination of factors that allowed an individual primate which had sunk to the bottom of the lake to become preserved, and it would remain entombed in the rock as seas retreated, climates changed, and organisms evolved and slipped into extinction over tens of millions of years.

The CNE enhancer phylogeny delineated a placental mammal branching pattern (type: Rodents (Laurasiatherians, Primates)), which has placed rodents as basal to placental mammals.

Although the term "lemur" was first intended for slender lorises, it was soon limited to the endemic Malagasy primates, which have been known as "lemurs" ever since.

Although the term "lemur" was at first intended for lorises, it was soon applied to the endemic Malagasy primates, which have been known as "lemurs" ever since.

The effects of taxonomic changes on ED scores were therefore investigated in the primates, which have recently experienced considerable taxonomic inflation [27].

Indeed, there is persuasive evidence that even humans and non-human primates, which have the capacity to represent number, in many circumstances base their quantity judgment primarily on proxy measures such as area, contour or density of elements and that they use number as a last resort, when there are no other available cues [19], [20].

Tissues of higher primates which had been prepared under standardized conditions are not available due to ethical reasons.

But there are studies, both on human participants and nonhuman primates, which have reported activation reflecting task rules elsewhere in prefrontal cortex.