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  • Captive female bonobos (Pan paniscus) tend to be more social during tool use than males 
    Goodkin-Gold, Daniel M.; Brand, Colin M.; Boose, Klaree; White, Frances J.; Meinelt, Audra (University of Oregon, 2015)
    Tool use occurs in several non-human species, including primates. Within the genus Pan, chimpanzees (P. troglodytes) exhibit tool use in both the wild and captivity, while tool use in bonobos (P. pansiscus) has been ...
  • Comparing morphometric methods in Macaca mulatta crania 
    Glenzer, Rachel R.; Clarke, Kelsey S.; Anderson, Monya; Eller, Andrea R.; White, Frances J.; Frost, Stephen R. (University of Oregon Libraries, 2015)
    Accurate, reliable, cost-effective methods of measuring skeletal remains are vital to biological anthropology and related disciplines. Photogrammetry is a new method that is being utilized in various fields including, but ...

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