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The great ape guessing game
You can (in the IE browser but not yet in Firefox)
place your cursor over the portrait to pop up the hidden
caption.
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A Brief History of the Mind, 2004 Lingua ex Machina 2000 The Cerebral Code 1996 How Brains Think 1996 Conversations with Neil's Brain 1994
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OK, the guessing game is up. You can (in the IE browser but not yet in Firefox) go back and move your cursor over the portrait to pop up the hidden caption. Clicking on a portrait will take you to a web page with many portraits of that species.
I know of only one zoo where you can see all six of the ape
species: The
Twycross Zoo
north of London.
Here are my directions
for how to visit as a day trip from London.
See many more portraits
of all of the ape species:
Gibbon,
Siamang,
Orangutan,
Gorilla,
Chimpanzee,
Bonobo
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Books by
A Brief History of the Mind, 2004 Lingua ex Machina 2000 The Cerebral Code 1996 How Brains Think 1996 Conversations with Neil's Brain 1994
WilliamCalvin.com William H. Calvin is a neurobiologist at the University of Washington in Seattle who wanders regularly into anthropology, evolution, and climate change. He is the author of A Brain for All Seasons, winner of the Phi Beta Kappa 2002 Book Award for contributions to literature by scientists. |
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ape species: This page has been accessed
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A Brief History of the Mind, 2004 Lingua ex Machina 2000 The Cerebral Code 1996 How Brains Think 1996
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