Pope publicly welcomes new Primate of the Greco-Catholic Church in Ukraine During the general audience, the Pope greeted the new primate of the Greco-Catholic Church of Ukraine, it's the largest of the Eastern Churches in communion with Rome. Sviatoslav Shevchuk was elected last week by the Ukrainian Greco-Catholic Synod of Bishops. He will now lead the 7 ½ million people that follow the Eastern Church.
Highway Of Life: From Mammals To Primates Science & Reason on Facebook: Evolution (Part 3): Highway of Life (Episode 3): From Mammals To Primates --- Please subscribe to Science & Reason: • • • • --- The earliest mammal-like reptiles, called pelycosaurs ruled the earth for about 40 million years, and gave rise to the therapsids...one step closer to mammals. Therapsids are the direct ancestor of mammals. But before we say good bye to reptiles, let's pause and look down their temporal highway. Their descendants include the crocodilians, the dinosaurs and the birds. Back to our own road, Mammals are directly ahead. It is now 220 million years ago and the cynodonts have arrived on the scene. They have nearly all the features of mammals. Most early mammals were small and shrew-like animals that fed on insects. It is likely that they had a constant body temperature, milk glands for their young, and the beginning of a neocortex region of the brain. But this is also the era of the first dinosaurs, so our ancestors will have to wait for their turn to rule. 125 million years ago, two new developments paralleled each other, marsupials and eutheria. The marsupials would give rise to kangaroos and their cousins, but our line lies with eutheria which have a placenta. The earliest eutheria resembled a small mouse. 90 million years ago, we part lines with the ancestors of elephants and manatees, 85 million years ago, so long to the predecessors of horses ...
Primate Patterns II - PREVIEW Purchase: This video compares 3 species of monkey, one prosimian and two types of apes, all living in a zoo setting. These are Japanese macaques, lion tail macaques, mandrills, black lemurs, orangutans and lowland gorillas. Each segment shows several minutes of footage with descriptions of common behavior such as eating, grooming, locomotion, play and social interactions. a video by Anne Zeller from the Primates series distributed by Documentary Educational Resources
Donna Haraway Reads The National Geographic on Primates (part 1) 1987 How does the "cultured" gorilla, ie Koko, come to represent universal man? Author and cultural critic Donna Haraway untangles the web of meanings, tracing what gets to count as nature, for whom and when, and how much it costs to produce nature at a particular moment in history for a particular group of people. A feminist journey through the anthropological junglescape.
Life - Primates Intelligence, curiosity and complex societies have enabled primates to exploit many different habitats. In Ethiopia, male Hamadryas baboons restore discipline after a skirmish with a rival troop. In Japanese macaque society, only those members from the correct bloodlines are permitted to use thermal springs in winter; others are left out in the cold. Examples of primate communication include a silverback gorilla advertising his territory though vocalisations and chest-beating, and the piercing calls of spectral tarsiers which help keep their group together. In Thailand's rainforests, lar gibbons use song to reinforce ***ual and family bonds. By contrast, ring-tailed lemurs in Madagascar broadcast ***ual signals using scent glands. A young orangutan's upbringing equips it with all the skills it needs to survive in the forest, including finding food, moving through the canopy and building a shelter. On South Africa's Cape Peninsula, chacma baboons forage kelp beds exposed by the lowest tides for nutritious shark eggs and mussels. White-faced capuchins collect clams in Costa Rica's coastal mangroves, but lack the powerful jaws to pierce the shells. Their solution is to beat the shellfish against trees or rocks, which eventually exhausts the muscle that holds the shell closed. Life on Location follows camerawoman Justine Evans to Guinea to film tool use in chimpanzees. Dextrous hand movements enable them to dip for ants and termites using plant stems. They have also learned ...
Protest against primate experimentation at UCLA Valentine's Day protest against primate experimentation at UCLA. Attendees included UCLA's Primate Freedom Group, In Defense of Animals, the Barbi Twins of The Kitty Liberation Front and world champion wrestler Chyna. They are encouraging UCLA to have a heart for animals and end the use of primates as lab subjects.
The Missing Link: Most Complete Fossil In Primate Evolution Science & Reason on Facebook: Missing Link In Human Evolution (Chapter 2): Most Complete Fossil In Primate Evolution Revealed. --- Subscribe to Science & Reason: • • • • --- Official Press Release (PDF): • Scientific Publication: • -------------------------------------------- Scientists Discover 'Missing Link' In Human Evolution (Source: Sky News, May 19, 2009) Scientists say they have found a primate fossil that shows our connection with other mammals and our earliest human ancestor. These pictures are from the programme "The Link" by Atlantic Productions. -------------------------------------------- Scientists hail stunning fossil By Christine McGourty Science correspondent, BBC News The beautifully preserved remains of a 47-million-year-old, lemur-like creature have been unveiled in the US. Christine McGourty takes a look at the beautifully preserved primate fossil. The preservation is so good, it is possible to see the outline of its fur and even traces of its last meal. The fossil, nicknamed Ida, is claimed to be a "missing link" between today's higher primates - monkeys, apes and humans - and more distant relatives. But some independent experts, awaiting an opportunity to see the new fossil, are sceptical of the claim. And they have been critical of the hype surrounding the presentation of Ida. The fossil was launched amid great fanfare at the American ...
Human and primate relationship - Cousins - BBC This BBC wildlife clip from the West African rainforest reveals the unique connection between humans and chimpanzees. Visit for all the latest animal news and wildlife videos and watch more high quality videos on the new BBC Earth YouTube channel here
New World Monkeys (Primates) - PREVIEW Purchase: This program is designed to introduce Primatology students to the range of monkeys of the Super family Ceboidea originating from Central and South America. Material on twenty -two species is included, covering all five of the families recently defined by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature. In this video we are provided with a wealth of information about size, habitat, range, ***ual dimorphism, diet, and communication patterns of each species. This program is suitable for both introductory level and as a focus for discussion by more advanced students. a video by Anne Zeller from the Primates series distributed by Documentary Educational Resources
Protest against primate experimentation at UCLA, part 2 Valentine's Day protest against primate experimentation at UCLA Chancellor's Office. Listen to Matt Rossell the Northwest Outreach Coordinator of In Defense of Animals speak about the reasons to stop the primate experiments at UCLA. Attendees included UCLA's Primate Freedom Group, In Defense of Animals, the Barbi Twins of The Kitty Liberation Front and world champion wrestler Chyna. They are encouraging UCLA to have a heart for animals and end the use of primates as lab subjects.
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BUAV TV: Undercover footage from inside a primate supply centre A BUAV investigation in July 2007 exposed the expansion of a monkey breeding and supply centre in Spain, where macaque monkeys are shipped to from their homes in Mauritius. Here, the monkeys wait out a miserable existence unless they are shipped again to a laboratory somewhere in Europe where they will be subjected to who knows what kind of abuse and lingering death. Find out more at
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The Primate Tree-Evolution We human beings share 98 percent of our genes with chimpanzees. In 2003, researchers at Wayne State University in Detroit again ignited the debate when they found that 99.4% of the most critical DNA sites are identical in human and chimp genes, prompting the lead researcher, Morris Goodman, to declare that chimps and humans should be brought together under the same umbrella genus, Homo. "There have been discussions about whether chimpanzees should be afforded more protection and this might make things a bit clearer in peoples' minds about whether they should have rights of some kind. In terms of life on Earth, chimps and humans are really not that different to each other," said Andrew Rambaut, an evolutionary biologist at Oxford University. Researchers are calling Ida the most complete and well-preserved primate fossil ever found. The remains were discovered in the UNESCO world heritage site known as the Messel Pit near Darmstadt, where other preserved animal remains from the Eocene, between 57 million and 36 million years ago, have been discovered. What is especially unique about Ida is that she is nearly completely preserved, allowing scientists to ***yze her in comparison with other mammals living at the time. They were able to study her bone and muscle structure, hair and organs and even uncover her final meal. Idas preservation is thanks to the sub-tropical conditions that prevailed in the Messel Pit 47 million years ago which boasted a volcanic lake and steamy ...
WTF- World's Only Poisonous Primate For more videos, visit The slow loris is cute, sweet and extremely poisonous. This purring primate, named Sonya, enjoys massages and will stretch her arms out in response to the pleasure.
DR. RENAULT'S SECRET ~ PRIMATE TIME Noel has just escaped from his cell in order to attend the festivities in town against Dr Renault's orders. Renault's experiment in accelerating evolution backfires, when love-struck Noel, loses control and strikes back at the unsuspecting townsfolk after they mock him. No one except Dr. Renault really knows what he is at this point. Something to thing about - As a prize for ringing the bell, Noel chooses a bracelet for Madelon. But why does he choose the bird, too? Cast: J. Carrol Naish - Noel Lynne Roberts- Madelon Renault John Shepperd- Dr. Forbes George Zocco- Dr. Renault Directed by Larry Lachman Original Music by David Raksin
Primate Products Inc. exposed on NBC Miami 6 (WTVJ) NBC Miami Exposes Primate Products Inc. Cruelty. By:Jeff Burnside -Internal photos show severely injured primates- The public is getting a rare, if unsettling, glimpse inside an animal research facility right here in South Florida after ten internal photos of severely injured primates fell into the hands of animal activists. When it comes to experimentation on live animals, emotions and opinions run the gamut. Are animals still used unnecessarily? Isn't it worth saving human lives? The ten photos don't answer these questions. But they are certainly sparking a very public debate. Primate Products, located in a non-descript warehouse in Doral, imports primates from around the world and sells them to animal research labs. They're also licensed for research, according to the USDA. The photos depict bloodied, lifeless primates in a surgical setting, deep gashes on skulls, an open wound on an arm, and you can see reddish or inflamed areas on the hindquarters in one photo. The photos got into the hands of animal activist groups, initially The Animal Liberation Investigative Unit, Stop Animal Exploitation Now, and SMASH HLS, who reposted them on various websites. "Yeah, it's horrendous," says Don Anthony, spokesperson for the Animal Rights Foundation of Florida. ARFF and one other group filed formal complaints with federal inspectors over the animal welfare act. "We are demanding that the USDA, the Department of Agriculture, do an immediate and thorough investigation," said ...
Which primate has the fastest sperm? More: Researchers at the University of California San Diego compared the sperm swimming speed of chimps, macaques humans and gorillas. They looked at whether more promiscuous primates had faster sperm.
Pope visits Anglican primate "Thank you for your friendship" Benedict XVI visited Lambeth Palace, the official residence of the principal leader of the Anglican Church, the Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams.
The Primate Family - Our Evolutionary Relatives evolution.berkeley.edu Humans are part of the primate family. We come from a common ancestor. It would be hubris to say that being on the branch of primates and that of apes is inconsequential. "We admit that we are like apes, but we seldom realise that we are apes." Richard Dawkins The study of human origins can be a paradoxical thing. We know that we evolved from ancestral apes (and, in fact, are just one peculiar kind of ape), yet we are obsessed with the features that distinguish us from our close relatives. The "big questions" in evolutionary anthropology, from why we stand upright to how our brains became so large, are all centered around distancing us from a prehistoric ape baseline. Despite our preoccupation with "human uniqueness", however, many of our traits are extremely ancient, and they can be traced back much further than the seven million years or so that hominins have existed. As acknowledged by paleontologists Blythe Williams, Richard Kay, and Christopher Kirk (who confirmed that Darwinius was only a very distant relative of ours last week) in a new PNAS paper, "human evolution did not begin 6-8 million years ago with the phylogenetic split between the chimpanzee and human lineages." It is not as if the first hominins appeared out of nothing and began an upward march to us. Instead we know that we could hypothetically trace our lineage all the way back to the last common ancestor of all life on earth, and any point we chose to stop along that "unbroken ...
WORLD'S SMALLEST PRIMATE, TARSIER, BOHOL, PHILIPPINES Searching for the elusive Philippine Tarsier found in the wild on exotic Bohol Island, is one of the smallest primates on earth and has been around for over 45 million years! Mostly active at night and lives on a diet of insects...grasshoppers, praying mantis, worms, ***roaches, crickets, small lizards and bats, when possible.... It's huge bug eyes may have inspired Steven Spielberg when he created the aliens in the movie ET.... info@
Primate Hands Orangutan 0:01 Monkey grooming 0:50 Mandrill 1:12 Gorillas with baby 1:30 Gibbons 2:09 Orangutan slapstick 2:39 San Diego Zoo, October 2009. Published without advertising, in accordance with the zoo's copyright policy, as confirmed by customer service agent, Alphonso, 12/1/09. --------------------------- MAN vs. DEER in BLOODY DEATH MATCH MAN vs. DEER in BLOODY DEATH MATCH MAN vs. DEER in BLOODY DEATH MATCH MAN vs. DEER in BLOODY DEATH MATCH MAN vs. DEER in BLOODY DEATH MATCH MAN vs. DEER in BLOODY DEATH MATCH MAN vs. DEER in BLOODY DEATH MATCH MAN vs. DEER in BLOODY DEATH MATCH MAN vs. DEER in BLOODY DEATH MATCH MAN vs. DEER in BLOODY DEATH MATCH MAN vs. DEER in BLOODY DEATH MATCH MAN vs. DEER in BLOODY DEATH MATCH fjsh38473 shaycarl shaytards deerhunter shay at the office thestation willywats stationtutorials hiimrawn hiimrawntoo rawrawn rawnvlogs gibberish literalversion jibberish parody music britney spears hold it against me jive pop hoditagainstme timhateseverything hoditagainstme hoditagainstme hoditagainstme fjsh38473 shaycarl shaytards deerhunter shay at the office thestation willywats stationtutorials hiimrawn hiimrawntoo rawrawn rawnvlogs gibberish literalversion jibberish parody music britney spears hold it against me jive pop hoditagainstme timhateseverything hoditagainstme hoditagainstme hoditagainstme fjsh38473 shaycarl shaytards deerhunter shay at the office thestation willywats stationtutorials hiimrawn hiimrawntoo rawrawn rawnvlogs gibberish ...
Ultimate Animal Moms - Primates Watch more at Learn about baby primates and their mothers.
Primate Evolution and Human Disease Ajit Varki is Co-Director of the newly established UCSD / Salk Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny, multidisciplinary approach to understanding human origins, which involves scientists from across San Diego and all over the world. Here he explores the genetic approach to understanding human disease, in the light of genetic changes that occurred during our evolutionary history.
Primate Racing: Baja 1000 staring Dax Shepard This clearly defines the goal of Primate Racing. This video clip was intended to secure a television reality show documenting actor Dax Shepard's adventures leading up to competing in the greatest race on earth, The Baja 1000. Take 750 horse power, a nut behind the wheel, and set it all off on a point to point race 1000 miles across Mexico and you know you're gonna see something crazy. Currently, the option of the reality show is on hold while Dax is busy focusing on playing Crosby on NBC's Parenthood, but check for new updates, pictures and video throughout this journey to Baja.
Primate Watermelon Party The animals at the PPI animal sanctuary enjoy a special treat: A watermelon party.
Game Geeks #79 Terra Primate by Eden Studios Game Master Kurt Wiegel reviews and educates viewers on role playing games. On episode #79 Kurt reviews Terra Primate by Eden Studios. Copyright © 2002 Eden Studios, Inc. Host: Kurt Wiegel Production: Rob Mattison Game Geeks © PugKnows Productions
Five Species (Primates) - PREVIEW Purchase: Three species of monkeys and two apes living in their natural habitat in Africa are compared in this video. The monkeys include the veret, the blue monkey and the black and white colobus, while the apes are common chimpanzees and eastern lowland gorillas. This footage, shot by a primatologist, includes nuances of behavior and social interaction which are not usually included in more commercial productions. Many sequences are long enough to allow the observer to watch behavior unfold between animals and learn what kinds of details to look for in live observation. The same types of behavior are recorded for each species (as much as possible) to permit comparisons to be drawn between diet and foraging patterns, infant care, locomotion and predator defense mechanisms. The videos are intended to allow the audience to see the same types of behavior by different species in different habitats and to draw the comparisons themselves. This format provides a condensed view of the life of several species thus emphasizing the variability and the adaptive nature of primates rather than focusing on the details of one form. This is a useful teaching device. The particular areas of interest in this video are the inclusion of the rarely filmed blue monkey, black and white colobus and eastern lowland gorilla, as well as the division of a monkey carcass by the chimpanzees and the interactions between humans and blue monkeys in a park in Nairobi. a video by Anne Zeller ...
CARTA: Learning, Culture & Tradition in Primates & Whales In this edition of CARTAs Human and Non-Human Culture Series, three renowned researchers, Hal Whitehead, Andrew Whiten and UCLAs Susan Perry discuss the fascinating world of traditions, learning, social structures and culture in primates and whales. Series: CARTA - Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny [1/2010] [Humanities] [Science] [Show ID: 17799]
Primate Abuse in New Iberia Louisiana 03-04-09 Nightline covers the Humane Society's undercover video of abuse of primates in laboratories in New Iberia, Louisiana
The Primate Fossil Ida - Science Review Paleontologist Tim White and David Micklos discuss Ida (Darwinius masillae), the 47 million year-old primate fossil. Ida, who most closely resembles the modern lemur, may be important to understanding evolution and human origins. However, media publicity by Jorn Hurum and Philip Gingerich, which touted Ida as a missing link, may have gone too far in promoting Ida as an early human ancestor.
Our Primate Cousins Photo slideshow of various primates I've worked with at a wild animal park (except the orangutans and gorillas, which were photographed elsewhere). Humans belong to the taxonomic Order Primates, which is comprised of 11 Families, 52 Genera, & 181 species. Primates are divided into two main groups: Prosimians (literally "before monkeys/apes) and Anthropoids (literally "man like"). The evolution of primates is characterized by trends toward mobile limbs, grasping hands, a flattened face, binocular vision, a large, complex brain, & a reduced reproductive rate. Most Primates are well adapted to arboreal living (living in trees). Primate evolution occurred primarily during the Cenozoic Era, Prosimians first branching off in the early Eocene Epoch 58 mya (million years ago). Around 33 mya, during the Oligocene Epoch, the Anthropoids split off into 3 main groups: New World Monkeys (w/prehensile tails), Old World Monkeys (w/out prehensile tails), & the Hominoids (eventual Apes & Humans w/out any tails). In the Miocene Epoch, around 15 mya, Asian Apes & African Apes diverged paths. At approx. 6 mya, African Apes & Human lineage split, producing Hominids (members of the taxonomic Human Family Hominidae) in a region of Central Africa called the Great Rift Valley. There, dense jungle gave way to great savannah plains, & bipedalism became a helpful adaptation in surviving in a high grass environment w/a variety of predators. To this day, Chimpanzees & Humans share 98.5% of the same ...
Torii Hunter gets rally monkey off his back Torii Hunter says he's glad to get the Anaheim Angel's rally monkey off his back and on his side.
The Rainforest Habitat of the Incredible New Primate Fossil 'Ida' The Messel Pit location where the 47 million year old, incredibly complete fossil of Ida, from the new ancient primate species 'Darwinius masillae', was discovered. This clip reconstructs the rainforest habitat she lived in during the Eocene. For more information vist:
Lemurs of Madagascar (Primates) - PREVIEW Purchase: This video demonstrates the range of lemurs present in Madagascar and to show as many as possible of them in their natural habitats. Footage of 9 species is included, covering 4 of the lemur families as well as 3 subspecies of brown lemur and two types of variegated lemur. Some animals were filmed in captivity and some in the wild. In this video we are provided with a wealth of information about size, habitat, range, ***ual dimorphism, diet, and communication patterns. It can be used as a summary of the main families of lemurs, or a basis of comparison between prosimian and higher primates. The zoo footage of the rare Daubentonia-madagascarensis is among the first to be released. These animals have only been in research centers for a very short time and were only briefly filmed in the wild previous to that. The animals included in this video are the Indri, the brown lemur (3 subspecies) the red bellied lemur, the ring tail lemur, the grey gentle lemur, the variegated (ruffed) lemur (2 subspecies), the dwarf lemur, the brown mouse lemur and the aye aye. a video by Anne Zeller from the Primates series distributed by Documentary Educational Resources
Nathan Plays Portal 2 - Part 19 - Primate Brain i has a primate brain, you want some? comment on what you thought and subscribe!
Kanzi in the Kitchen: Primates and Communication Primates and communication. [Science] [Show ID: 12678]
Save the Primates from Animals Defenders International p2/2 • AW992 S1; Aired on 2009.06.02 • P2 Save the Primates, was written and directed by Tim Phillips and Jan Creamer, both of Animal Defenders International. You will find out how our animals friends are stolen from their families in the wild and sold to labs for a life of confinement, severe maltreatment, and often early death... • Please share those videos through facebook and other means. Subscribe, comment and like it are fully appreciated. The videos are in the public domain and free to use in any beneficial way. Download Link:
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Life_Sciences_: Endometrial Stromal Cells and Immune Cell Populations Within Lymph Nodes in a Nonhuman Primate Model of Endometriosis http://dlvr.it/cvnzB
Colin_Barnes: If me and filthy ape had to fight over a banana, I'm confident I would find a way to overcome the enraged primate. #pointlessthought
AgricultureMag: Endometrial Stromal Cells and Immune Cell Populations Within Lymph Nodes in a Nonhuman Primate Model of Endometriosis http://dlvr.it/cvk0d
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TheSonicMole: @Mr_Mro79 You do a primate range? Sweet!
polski_bear: RT @thebuav: BUAV's response the review on primate experiments on BBC and Channel 4 and in Guardian, Mail, Independent & FT http://t.co/Jlyzufz
PharmaTimes: Non-human primate research set to continue http://dlvr.it/cvG12 #pharmaceuticals
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kleptonin: Dreamed I did away with someone, then escaped down a hill on a bed of tractor feed printer paper containing data on primate mating patterns.
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PerthZoo: See our newest addition, a Cotton-top Tamarin. Born on 10 July, it can be seen in the Primate Walk-through exhibit. http://ow.ly/5PezM
vinegradova: @vclaireh @livgibson not a primate in sight either
JaniGreeff: @gawiejani *** I cant even take a shower in my own house! Those motherlickers think we don't need power! Do I look like a primate to you?
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SoriaPoseyvox: Eating salad, feel like I'm tapping into an ancient part of our collective unconscious that goes back to our early primate days. Awesome.
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FoamMonkeys: What a pleasant surprise.
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TOGOMedia: We all must accept that we are far less domesticated than we think and are just as likely to eat our "young" as any other bipedal primate.
Brown_Sleepy: My mom just called me a tarsier. A tiny primate that sleeps all day. Lol
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WensutonKaedexl: Primate Anatomy, Second Edition: An Introduction: http://amzn.to/l0cAcY
TimBurton_news: PopWatch Poll: What's your favorite primate movie? http://bit.ly/q0gOae
tothehills: imagine a zebra with primate's opposable thumbs, brain of an octopus, attitude of a fly: not everyday is a new mythological creature is born
genomeguy: RT @genomigence: GenomeResearch: Trans genomic capture and sequencing of primate exomes reveals new targets of positive selection... http://bit.ly/p8g2pS
genomigence: GenomeResearch: Trans genomic capture and sequencing of primate exomes reveals new targets of positive selection... http://bit.ly/p8g2pS
jmar22FFS: @TaterzPrecious But MVP-Most Valuable Primate looked like it would have been such a good movie.
IntegraAsakasl: My Family Album: Thirty Years of Primate Photography: 『Chimpanzee Politics and Bonobo: The Forgotten Ape』などのベス... http://amzn.to/j6NXI6
minipaxi: @Elvissy or should it have been "contemporary dance, with a primate twist"
smcnz: Primate research in the UK: A new report published today recommends that scientific research on monkeys should c... http://bit.ly/qkafZB
REMI_Damus: @ShesPerfexted so what u saying? u sayin just because im a primate that I dont have feeling either? =(
theCircleGuy: @TheAnthonyR who? Oh me.... ITS ON LIKE SOME FORM OF PRIMATE NAMED AFTER A FARM ANIMAL!!!!
IbukiAnamisx: Aging in Nonhuman Primates (Van Nostrand Reinhold Primate Behavior and Development Series): http://amzn.to/j4DEm1
AmauryRococo: @RafsHarris thanks primate :)
DomotoPitykv: Systematics, Evolution, and Anatomy (Comparative Primate Biology): http://amzn.to/kMxJjC
Misha1019: " Im George primate and that's ape...primate" =)
Angel4455: RT @ShebaJo RT @EconMobile: #Monkey business http://t.co/VrJmQUD #AnimalRights
nmk816: So dr lock is up and I got my dictionary out! call da man chief metropolitian: well look at that it means primate of an ecclesiatical provnc
ShebaJo: RT @EconMobile: #Monkey business http://econ.st/oZjG17 #AnimalRights
VaccineXchange: Did Polio Vaccine Transmit More than Cancer Causing SV40? Check out this Website for Diseases Found in Primates http://t.co/4sa9z7U
LucciUciano: She's my primate ...she love the banana..No monkey business lol #ArtsTrueForm http://t.co/JXTaQlD
EconMobile: Monkey business http://econ.st/oZjG17
vclaireh: There is a lot of primate and #newsnight chat on Twitter tonight @livgibson @vinegradova I'm sure you're both thrilled
Kola_Lady51: RT @The_Clark_Kent: Fun Fact from Funny Facts Free - The human penis is both longer and thicker than that of any other primate
G_Wiz_Narley: RT @The_Clark_Kent: Fun Fact from Funny Facts Free - The human penis is both longer and thicker than that of any other primate
The_Clark_Kent: Fun Fact from Funny Facts Free - The human penis is both longer and thicker than that of any other primate
Evolution_Child: @FalconPiss911 LOLOL *tears* Ever notice how kids LOVE to climb trees? Like all the other primate mammals! I'm just sayin'. ;D
DieselBT: @rageMonkey_cX Thank you, my dear angry primate, for the RT! #fsincentivized
HotBoi_Co: would we lose if we went up against every primate in the world ?
FalconPiss911: @Evolution_Child Primate? Please, I was created by an omniscient deity who is now my genie's lamp AND better judgement.
Jem_Buttercup: Primate research: Monkey business | The Economist http://t.co/TIy7VOL via @theeconomist