Sentence examples for primates of two from inspiring English sources

These data in particular suggest the existence, as in primates, of two independent pre-verbal systems: one for counting a small quantity (≤4) precisely, and the other for estimating large quantities (>4) approximately.

In particular they suggest the existence in human and non-human primates of two distinct non-verbal quantificational systems, one, the small number system, precise but subject to a set size limit of 3 or 4 and one, the large number system, approximate and subject to a ratio limit, i.e. with better accuracy for larger ratio differences (reviewed in [17], [20]).

Out of 15 free ranging primates of India, seven are found in Tripura; this is the highest number of primate species found in any Indian state.

Furthermore, the question of the origin of P. falciparum is intriguing: its 18 S rRNA gene diverges strikingly from that of the other Plasmodium species which infect primates, of which four cause human malaria [ 16- 19].

They are eight simiiform primates (out of nine), three laurasiatherians (horse, microbat and hedgehog), and one afrotherian (elephant shrew) (Additional file 2): one exon in orangutan and microbat; two in humans, chimpanzee, gibbon, squirrel monkey, marmoset and hedgehog; three in elephant shrew; four in baboon and macaque; and six in horse.

The same was true of the seven primates (five baboons and two monkeys).

Suborder Haplorhini, the simple-nosed or "dry-nosed" primates, is composed of two sister clades.

Interestingly, analyses of primates demonstrated that two of these three changes occurred in the human lineage after splitting from the chimpanzee and found additional signs that FOXP2 may have undergone accelerated evolution in humans [ 38, 39].

The alignment was performed on 32 IFN- γ receptor sequences from 19 species: 12 sequences of primates (six human sequences, six from other primates), 15 sequences from other mammals, three from birds, one amphibian, and one viral (the viral protein is not a cellular receptor but highly specific IFN- γ-binding protein).

The shape of the nose of higher primates is one of the most reliable means of distinguishing Old World monkeys from New World monkeys at a glance.

To answer this question we recorded extracellularly in the GPe of two primates.