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Meanings of bonobo in English
One of two species in the genus Pan, along with the chimpanzee.
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Usage of bonobo in English
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But bonobo sex also plays a deeper role: it cements social bonds.
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The bonobo pulled his lips back in a smile and nodded quickly.
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She began teaching a female bonobo named Matata how to use the keyboard.
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Author seemingly familiar with and perhaps overfond of the bonobo literature.
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Humans were fascinated and discomfited in equal parts by bonobo sexuality.
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But why and how could natural selection tame the bonobo?
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Sexual activity -in many creative forms -plays a large role in bonobo society.
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However, conflicts still arise in bonobo groups.
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Bonobos have sex: the so-called bonobo handshake.
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It was just another of the mysteries that was Celia, who sometimes seemed more bonobo than human.
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Until now, we have no observation in captivity or the field of one bonobo killing another bonobo.
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Kanzi the bonobo, with his language skills, is an extreme case -and he was trained by humans.
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He is a kind of ape called a bonobo, which along with chimpanzees are our closest living relatives.
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Be one with your inner bonobo!
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One study describes how a certain bonobo gesture conveys an informational complexity not previously observed in non-human great apes.
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It turns out that the bonobo's reputation is based largely on observations of a small group in a zoo.
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