Sentence examples for related primates from inspiring English sources
Given the large differences in individual area size and in neighbor relations among visual areas among closely related primates species, within-species variations are perhaps not surprising.
Surprisingly, no PSG-related genes could be found in more distantly related primates such as the small-eared galago (Otolemur garnettii) and the grey mouse lemur (Microcebus murinus).
Other kinds of more distantly related primates, like monkeys, are known to produce human-like "precursors" to speech: chitters, chortles, harmonic tones.
Our analysis of these genes from humans and related primates indicates a recent origin in the lineage specific to humans and African great apes.
As a result, it illuminated how our ancestors diverged from more distantly related primates, such as lemurs.
In comparing the human genome with those of closely related primates, we learn what minor differences may be important keys to our human condition.
His research focuses on genome sequence and function in both humans and related primate, mammalian and vertebrate species.
This finding demonstrates that patterns of cortical elastic properties are generally similar in closely related primate species with similar craniofacial morphology.
Using recent large-sample data from the Exome Aggregation Consortium (ExAC), combined with primate genome sequences, we find that human variants that occurred independently in closely related primate lineages are at higher frequencies in humans than variants with parallel substitutions in more distant primates.
In a 1989 study in The Journal of Human Evolution, gorillas were found to have a faster attrition rate for juvenile teeth than two other closely related primate species, orangutans and chimpanzees, suggesting to the researchers that weaning took place earlier in gorillas and possibly in fossil hominid species that showed a similar pattern, with implications for their reproduction rate.
Why, in particular, are there fewer amino acid differences when human cytochrome c is compared to that of alligators than there are when humans are compared to the much more closely related primate O. garnettii?
