How gibbon skulls could help us understand the social lives of our ancient ancestors
- Written by: Katharine Balolia, Lecturer in Biological Anthropology, Australian National University
Peng-Fei Fan, Author providedWe have discovered previously unappreciated differences between some male and female gibbons and siamang that could give us new clues about how social behaviour affected primate evolution.
Gibbons and siamang are small apes that live in parts of Southeast Asia, India and China. Most species are socially monogamous and...
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