Significados de primate species en inglés

A new part-human, part- primate species has been discovered by scientists in South Africa.

More than half of primate species are under threat of extinction.

The total number of monogamous primate species that live in large groups like humans?

Differences found between primate species may be attributed to phylogeny as well as methodological differences.

AAV genomes were widely disseminated throughout multiple tissues of a variety of nonhuman primate species.

However, erythrocytes from other primate species including humans did not bind to PkNBPXb-II or native PkNBPXb.

In particular, we detected 4942 regions that have potentially undergone positive selection in one or more primate species.

In her groundbreaking work, the influential American anthropologist Sarah Blaffer Hardy looked to other primate species for insights.

Multiple primate species' abilities to cooperate, coordinate and anti-coordinate have been tested utilizing variants of these simple games.

These data highlight a recently evolved post-transcriptional pathway in primate species with the potential to modulate cell cycle control.

The newly developed assays were then used to determine SIV prevalence rates in nine primate species native to Cameroon.

Few changes would be expected in its cranial size and shape, which are critical in characterizing a primate species.

Most of the Galápagos finches are the result of interbreeding, as are many primate species like baboons and gibbons.

We show that the New World monkeys, comprising the third of all primate species, have human-like sialic acid biology.

Recent studies, however, indicate that similar or analogous behaviors also may occur in a small number of nonhuman primate species.

The phylogenetic tree of partial pol sequences illustrates the high genetic diversity of SIVs between and within different primate species.