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Prehistoric Cultures

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Thursday, 21 November 2024, 22:31 (10:31 PM) GMT, day 326 of 2024
. . . in History
. . . in Headlines

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Gibbon

(Hylobate)

In the News

Gibbon

Source:Turnbaugh, et al. (2002).
Understanding Physical Anthropology and Archaeology, 8th ed, p. 139

Chart: Primates -- Contemporary

Prehistoric and Contemporary Primates (class handout .pdf)

In the News . . .

The World’s Rarest Ape Lives—and Sings—on a Chinese Island -- National Geographic News (19 November 2015)
Hainan Gibbon Decline Charted in Chinese Records -- BBC News (05 August 2015)
Pictures: Hundreds of Rare Gibbons Found in Vietnam -- National Geographic News (21 July 2011)

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International Center for Gibbon Studies
Endangered Primate Rescue Center (EPRC)
Gibbon Foundation

Gibbon Network -- www.gibbions.de
- Gibbon Research Lab. -- www.gibbions.de

Gibbon-Related News -- www.gibbions.de

Gibbon Photo Gallery -- www.gibbions.de

The Lar Gibbon -- Johan Mommens
"The singing apes" -- Kashmira Kakati studies the world of the hoolock gibbons

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Source:Turnbaugh, et al. (2002).
Understanding Physical Anthropology and Archaeology, 8th ed, p. 139

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Primates -- Contemporary Prehistoric and Contemporary Primates (class handout .pdf) Return to Top of Page
Prosimians "Pre-Monkeys"
Monkeys	New World Monkeys
	Old World Monkeys	Macaques
	Old World Monkeys	Baboons
Apes	"Lesser Apes"	Gibbons
	Great Apes	Orangutans
		Gorillas
		Chimpanzees
			Common Chimps
			Bonobos (aka "Pygmy Chimps")
Humans

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