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Considering the great similarity between the [[chimpanzee]] and human [[genome]], evolutionary changes in [[anatomy]] are more like

Neither [[gorilla]]s (''Gorilla gorilla'') or [[chimpanzee]]s (''Pan troglodytes'') regularly experience a post reproductive period of ...gorillas <ref name=Peccei2001> </ref>. There is no way of knowing how long chimpanzee and orangutan birthrates have been different from humans and if this life h

...te=2007-10-18 |format= |work=}}</ref> Scientists have identified a type of chimpanzee in West Africa as the source of HIV infection in humans. The virus most lik

...ith earlier conceptions that ''A. africanus'' was very similar to modern [[chimpanzee]]s (''Pan troglodytes'') in both diet and habitat, since chimpanzees do not

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...the earth and successfully returned. The American space program imported [[chimpanzee]]s from Africa, and sent [[Ham the Chimp|at least two]] into space before l

...ubsequent genocides <ref> see Jared Diamond The Rise and Fall of the Third Chimpanzee (p258) Vintage 1991 </ref> and it was not until 2002 that a court <ref>[htt

...er at interpreting cues from humans than even our closest relatives, the [[chimpanzee]]s. <ref> In an 2002 article for BBC News Online, Christine McGourty cites

...er at interpreting cues from humans than even our closest relatives, the [[chimpanzee]]s.<ref>In an 2002 article for BBC News Online, Christine McGourty cites tw

...ased on substitutions) from those of their nearest genetic relative, the [[chimpanzee]], 1.6% from [[gorilla]]s, and 6.6% from [[baboon]]s.<ref>Two sources: 'Gen

...ze an ancestor that humans have in common with their closest relative, the chimpanzee. The environmental conditions the human lineage survived in during that ent

...ng unique. By comparison, the genome of our closest living relative, the [[chimpanzee]], differs from the human genome at about 30 million bases. <ref>Pollard KS

...ng unique. By comparison, the genome of our closest living relative, the [[chimpanzee]], differs from the human genome by about 30 million bases. <ref>Pollard KS

...following forty years<ref>Jared Diamond: ''The Rise and Fall of the Third Chimpanzee'' p258, Vintage, 1991</ref>, and there had already been several United Na

Amongst higher primates, those who became [[omnivore]]s ([[human]]s, [[chimpanzee]]s, and [[orangutan]]s, but not [[gorilla]]s) apparently developed ways to