Titlebook: Bonobos and People at Wamba: 50 Years of Research; Takeshi Furuichi,Gen‘ichi Idani,Chie Hashimoto Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-4788-1Bonobo; Wamba; Ecology; Behavior; Evolution; Conservation; Human local community

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Local Economies and Global CompetitivenessYerkes (1925) had a bonobo named “Prince Chim,” whom he considered more sensitive, empathetic, and intelligent than any other ape he knew. This impression was confirmed by one of the earliest behavioral studies, which was conducted in the 1930s at a German zoo. Tratz and Heck (1954) published their

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780333981429d smell of the forest, which was full of things I did not know, and everything I saw was fresh for me. In the morning, birds started chirping while it was still dark. Great blue turacos sang loudly in the canopy and hornbills flew away with powerful feathers that cut through the air. Thick vines sna

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Árni Sverrisson,Meine Pieter van Dijkstudies on the bonobos at Wamba (1979, 1994). I was also the first woman and American to be given the opportunity to join the Japanese team studying bonobos. My brief column focuses attention on what I see now as missing in the scientific reports of the wildlife we study: the researchers as part of

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Christine Hudson,Anders Lidströmerament (Réale et al. 2007). Darwin suggested that psychological dispositions underlying behavior in animals are subject to natural selection (Darwin 1998/1872). Personality in humans has been studied for a long time—over a century (Galton 1884)—yet a lot of unanswered questions remain. One such que

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Anders Lidström,Christine Hudsonevolution such as the evolution of cooperation (Isaac 1978; Boesch and Boesch 1989; Mitani 2009; Samuni et al. 2018), sexual division of labor (Marlowe 2007; Gilby et al. 2017), and energetics of encephalization (Aiello and Wheeler 1995; Moore et al. 2017). Compared to the study of hunting behaviors

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Changed Leadership Roles in Swedish Schoolsion years ago. Yet, despite their evolutionary closeness, chimpanzees and bonobos differ in a number of important ways. One of the most striking differences is the discrepancy in the reliance on tool use in wild populations of .. Chimpanzees are renowned for their extensive use of tools in a wide va

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Sue Cara,Charles Landry,Stewart Ransonming, a behavior which refers to the inspection and manipulation of the hair, skin, or oral structures with the hands or mouth of another individual (Boccia 1998). This behavior is often used as an index to evaluate the strength and quality of social relationships among pairs of individuals (Silk 20