1. Chimpanzees’ Use of Sign Language, by Roger S. Fouts & Deborah H. Fouts
them in 1981. With five chimpanzees we were able to examine
chimpanzee to chimpanzee sign language conversations. We found
that Loulis gradually shifted his signing, as he grew chimpanzees'
Use of
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2. The Third Chimpanzee, by Jared Diamond
the common chimpanzee, Homo troglodytes; the pygmy
chimpanzee, Homo paniscus; and the third chimpanzee or
human chimpanzee, Homo sapiens. Since the gorilla is only
slightly more
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3. They Are Us, by Geza Teleki
odds for all
chimpanzees.
By every
criterion ever devised to set humankind on the apex of species
development - behavioural, social, psychological,
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4. Chimpanzees - Bridging the Gap, by Jane Goodall
eaten by the chimpanzees. The Mahale chimpanzees use small twigs
to extract carpenter ants from their nests in tree branches; these
ants, though present, are not eaten at Gombe. And no East African
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5. The Ascent of Apes — Broadening the Moral Community, by Bernard E. Rollin
worked long and closely with chimpanzees have no hesitation
in asserting that chimpanzees have emotions similar to those which
in ourselves we label pleasure, joy, sorrow, boredom and so on ...
Some of
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6. Good Dogs and Other Animals, by Stephen R. L. Clark
of wild
chimpanzees in the Gombe National Park, most of the chimpanzees
ignored or bullied a companion who was partly paralysed. One
chimpanzee, though disliking the smell (and one can reasonably
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7. Ask No Questions, by Peter Jenkins
to each
chimpanzees to speak. The most strenuous of these attempts was
made by the Hayes in the late forties with the chimpanzee Viki.
Viki lived with them en famille and learnt to do many
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8. Apes and the Idea of Kindred, by Stephen R. L. Clark
display a single nature. Chimpanzees and pygmy Chimpanzees and
gorillas and orang-utans and humans are different in many ways.
But it does not follow that they are not of the same biological
kind. To
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9. Ethics and the New Animal Liberation Movement, by Peter Singer
- above the life of a chimpanzee. The sole
reason for this strange priority is, of course, the fact that the
chimpanzee is not a member of our species, and the human vegetable
is biologically
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10. The Wahokies, by Harlan B. Miller
point is the status of chimpanzees, gorillas and orang-utans.
chimpanzees, gorillas and orang-utans are similar in all morally
relevant characteristics to the imaginary Wahokies. So, since the
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