Sentence examples for two apes from inspiring English sources

Bizet's widow, a Dreyfusard, pursued by the eccentric pianist and composer, Delaborde, "who travelled with two apes and more than a hundred cockatoos" and the mad anti-Dreyfusard neuroanatomist Jules Soury, who inhaled "dried tubercular spittle to hasten his own death", give the tenor of Harris's lightness of touch.

Chimpanzees and bonobos are our closest primate relatives, but the two apes have very different personalities.

But no one had looked for corresponding differences in the development of social behaviors in the two apes, Wobber says.

A new study hints at a difference in how the two apes develop, suggesting that bonobos retain a youthful lack of social inhibition longer than chimpanzees do.

Ever since researchers recognized bonobos (Pan paniscus) as a different species from common chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) 75 years ago, they have noticed fundamental differences between the two apes.

The findings, published today in Current Biology, suggest to Wobber that different rates of brain development might account for differences in social cognition in the two apes.

Understanding how and why these two apes--the closest living relatives to humans--differ from each other could yield clues about how our own species evolved to be so social.

The researchers worked with 23 chimps and 15 bonobos in two ape sanctuaries in the Republic of Congo.

So he and primatologist Stephen Ross of the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago, Illinois, set about measuring TEE directly in as many apes as possible at 14 zoos and two ape sanctuaries in the United States and Africa.

Researchers noted clear differences between the two ape species.

Notably, the DNA sequences isolated from the two ape species fit best to the species living in the respective regions.