New Dwarf Primate Found, Is Giant Among Its Kin

Sharp researchers have found the sound of shrub babies deep inside Africa's jungle that we have never seen before.

The team said that one of the phones did not sound like 18 known jungle babies - a small eye mammal living in the Cambira forest of Western Angola

Scientists finally found them to be 2 inches longer, found it, and discovered primates, bigger than other known dwarf galaxies - in their words "dwarfs the giants" ("to Star Wars Incidentally name the new primate ")

"Until now, we hope to find a very exciting way that we do not agree that the type of call is the most reliable way to distinguish species of the family Garagoidae," the research leader Dr. Magdalena Svenson said. Candidates at the University of Oxford Brookes in the UK said by e-mail

The team recorded the phone for several jungle babies at three forest locations in the western part of Angola and then compared the records with the teeth and jaws of the museum samples. They can figure out what kind of calls Garago is making based on the skull structure. One of the recorded calls does not match any skull.

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Recent "American Journal of Physics Anthropology" triggered Angola, Caracas, Galagoides kumbirensis known as a bubble in a new jungle known as a dwarf, the results listed in the forest sound first at Svenson etc.

They often live in politically unstable areas with nocturnality - San Antonio Jungle Baby Anthropologist and Professional Luca Pozzi University of Texas said that learning is difficult for Bush Baby It was. (Please read shy and colorful monkeys that you may not have heard.)

Night research also faces unique challenges. Pozzi once faced an elephant in the evening learning the galaxy in East Africa

"This is a wonderful discovery," Pozzi said, and he is not involved in research. "This is only describing how much we know about these animals."

According to Mr. Svenson, deforestation by commercial logging is rapidly increasing in Angola's hillside forest, especially Cambira.

"These endemic primates have sent a clear message on the urgent need for the community to discover the forest with new emphasis on the importance of ecosystem Angola and take protective measures," She said.

A zoologist at Fort Hair University at Judith Masters in South Africa said that new species such as agriculture and mining could already be endangered due to loss of causative habitat

Please compare the frontal lobe of human and nonhuman primate species. Connection lines represent evolutionary relationships between species. Katerina Semendeferi and colleagues have discovered that human frontal lobes are not as large as anticipated than their primate brains. Figures and titles are based on Passingham (2002). Over the years, scientists have been trying to find the brain that may help to explain our unique human intelligence. The frontal cortex located in the front of the brain is often chosen for larger cortex than other species. In the result of mixing, some researchers claim an imbalanced expansion, others believe that there are other species that depend on the researchers being analyzed, relationship with an ape Believe that there is no expansion

The evolutionary relationship between primates and their potential close relatives, and primates' main lines has been intensely discussed over the years. "In order to test these different hypotheses and determine the location of the new primate development system, we are developing that many of the data matrix contains more than 1000 anatomical features, and 157 Mammals scored, "Ph.D. Jin Meng said. "People may find this as other well-preserved fossils, but to reveal that they were hidden for millions of years with important secret rocks, we use the most advanced technology and technology Dr. John Flynn, curator of the Richard Guild University graduate school and director of the American Museum of Natural History, says, "I am doing a lot of work using consolidation.