Usage of "primates" | TermGallery

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An animal order including lemurs and tarsiers and monkeys and apes and human beings.

Usage of primates in English

However, efforts to find parallel effects in non-human primates were surprisingly unsuccessful. 
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Among animal groups, it's a cognitive ability previously only evidenced in primates. 
 Reuters 

She says it may be more common among other primates than supposed. 
 BBC 

Quick guide Evolutionary timeline Show Hide 55m years ago First primates evolve. 
 The Guardian 

But that's becoming more difficult as the primates lose their natural habitats. 
 Wired 

However, this kind of technique has not been reported in non-human primates. 
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Furthermore, safety has been demonstrated after perinatal administration mice and non-human primates. 
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Nonhuman primates experience changes in behavior as they progress into old age. 
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But how anthropoid primates originated has been a subject of frequent contention. 
 Wired 

Wild reindeer also selectively forage in uncontaminated areas, as do many primates. 
 BBC 

In most primates the birth canal in the pelvis is relatively straight. 
 BBC 

Here, we evaluated intravenously administered 2-AG for reinforcing effects in nonhuman primates. 
 Pubmed 

Or did he patronize a ready-to-wear shop that catered especially to primates? 
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They would have a foraging territory, just like any group of primates. 
 Dangerous Women 

This allows results obtained in nonhuman primates to be applied to humans. 
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You would certainly laugh at the people laughing at the nonhuman primates. 
 The black swan: the impact of the highly improbable 

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Primates through the time

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Meanings of primates in English