Apes challenge theory on human brain traits and morality
In Atlanta Bill Hopkins scans ten primate species and finds apes share a left brain feature once thought unique to humans. Bonnobos like Kakowet warn zookeepers to save infant apes, while researchers at Yerkes’ Living Links project map genes and language evolution to explain human cognition.
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