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Researchers examined handedness across 41 primate species and found that upright walking and larger brains distinguish human right-hand dominance from patterns seen in other primates.
Science NewsA study published May 13, 2026, in Biology Letters finds that greater overlap in territories and more frequent group encounters correlate with larger males relative to females across 146 primate species. The traditional focus on within-group male competition for mates does not fu…
mises.orgA study found that apes, monkeys, and their relatives in despotic societies are less likely to engage in playful behavior as adults compared to those in more egalitarian groups. Researchers examined this pattern in non-human primates, drawing parallels to human social structures.…
sciencealert.comResearchers have documented an eight-year conflict within the Ngogo chimpanzee community in Uganda's Kibale National Park. The community, previously described as close-knit, has split into factions engaged in territorial disputes. The study highlights patterns of violence and div…