Archaic Chimpanzee
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An Archaic Chimpanzee is a great ape with an archaic chimpanzee genome.
- Context:
- It can (typically) be a member of an Archaic Chimpanzee Species.
- It can (typically) have lived from ~1 million years ago to …
- It can be a Foreparent to a Chimpanzee or a Bonobo.
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- Example(s):
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- Counter-Example(s):
- See: Non-Conscious Agent.
References
2016
2005
- "First Chimp Fossil Unearthed.” In: Nature
- QUOTE: 500,000-year-old teeth shed light on evolutionary split between humans and chimps. …
… chimps tend to live in hot, wet jungle conditions that are not good for the preservation of remains. Humans, on the other hand, are thought to have lived for millennia on the savannah, where bones are less likely to rot.
- QUOTE: 500,000-year-old teeth shed light on evolutionary split between humans and chimps. …