The NIA monkeys ranged in age from very young monkeys to older monkeys.
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The Monkeys and the Guardians do, not just the Monkeys.
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The same equipment was repurposed into kits for Sea-Monkeys Ski-Trials, Sea-Monkeys Fox Hunt and Sea-Monkeys Mystery Robo-Diver.
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ScienceTake The snow monkeys of Japan are famous, as monkeys go.
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If green monkeys could do this job, I'd hire green monkeys.
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Consequently, the Wisconsin control monkeys were chubbier and less fit than the NIA's control monkeys — which were closer in body mass to the Wisconsin calorie-restricted monkeys.
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Monkeys, monkeys, everywhere — in the trees, on the sleeping Buddha statue, climbing the enormous stupa.
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NIAID scientists tested remdesivir in monkeys 24 hours prior to infection with MERS and in other monkeys 12 hours after infection - the time frame in monkeys when the virus is most active.
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In behavioral tests, the transgenic monkeys interacted less with both modified and unmodified monkeys within the same group.
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The Monkeys and the Guardians both have dedicated stadiums; the Monkeys are not the only team with one.
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Rhesus macaque monkeys also tend to start scratching themselves when they see other monkeys, or even videos of monkeys, scratching in front of them, according to a 2013 study in the journal Acta Dermato Venereologica.
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West African green monkeys, a species closely related to vervet monkeys, only have warning calls for leopards and snakes; these monkeys have never been observed to produce alarm calls in response to birds of prey.
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All of the unvaccinated monkeys had detectable levels of the virus after exposure, while none of the vaccinated monkeys did.
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Scientists at Duke University made four monkeys sit at a computer and look at pictures of other monkeys they knew.
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The scientists watched seven macaque monkeys for an average of 44 minutes, during which the monkeys happened to fall asleep.
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Zhang Hui, handler of three golden snub-nosed monkeys, native to central and southwest China: Q. Tell us about the monkeys.
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The NIA monkeys were fed naturally-sourced foods, while the UW-Madison monkeys ate processed foods with a higher sugar content.
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But the point is that this isn't about monkeys owning copyrights, it's about monkeys being treated as people under the law.
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They got more juice for looking at pictures of lower-status monkeys and less juice for pictures of the alpha monkeys.
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The virus appears to stay longer in pregnant monkeys, much longer than the 10-day average in males and non-pregnant monkeys.
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For monkeys, this isn't a natural ability, and it's not totally clear from this experiment that monkeys are truly grasping the concept.
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Monkeys do not actually know how to read or speak English Now, monkeys do not actually know how to read or speak English.
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They also gave insulin-producing islet cells from a pig to diabetic monkeys, and the monkeys lived for a year without requiring insulin.
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When the monkeys had to push a button repeatedly to get their marshmallow, the monkeys given the drug gave up sooner than those without.
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Brazilian authorities estimate that over 4,400 monkeys have died from yellow fever in recent months; subspecies like southern brown howler monkeys are especially vulnerable.
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Opposite "Nyokou–Shimeihyou (Tunnel Entrance Log: Worker's Tokens)" was "The Three Wise Monkeys" (2019), a black, gray, and white wooden sign that showed three monkeys.
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Monkeys on a calorie-restricted diet showed the same patterns of DNA aging as monkeys who were seven years younger but had eaten normal diets.
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And it wasn't that older monkeys just weren't interested in anything: They still responded to photos of other monkeys and hissed at others during fights.
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The Wisconsin team published a rebuttal soon after, arguing that the NIA's control monkeys weren't eating enough to be good comparisons for the calorie restricted monkeys.
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"Since the monkeys fall ill from the disease and they fall ill near people, they end up thinking that the monkeys transmit the disease," Alves said.
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Scientists introduced a human gene into the monkeys' DNA To produce the monkeys, the scientists introduced a human gene called MeCP2 in the genome of macaques.
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In addition, the researchers used sperm from the first generation of monkeys to create a second generation of transgenic monkeys who also displayed autism-like behaviors.
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It's like being raised by monkeys — these retarded monkeys who can barely speak English and who are too evil to understand anything besides conformity and status.
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Mosquitoes, not monkeys, are actually the vector for the virus, and the monkeys are dying from yellow fever in much higher numbers than people in Brazil.
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For example, if I type in "Monkeys," the results I get back include an Excel document with that word, plus an iTunes link for Arctic Monkeys, plus a Wikipedia link to Monkey, and a handful of websites I've visited that happen to also be about monkeys.
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Additionally, these monkeys might appear to be showing behaviors that look like analogues for human diseases, but the comparison between monkeys and humans ends at some point.
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The calorie-restricted Wisconsin monkeys faced significant decreases in chronic and age-related diseases, such as cancer, endometriosis in female monkeys, cardiac disease and type 2 diabetes.
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The researchers unveiled the monkeys last month at a meeting in Alpbach, Austria, and say they've also bioengineered monkeys to mimic Alzheimer's disease and motor neurone disease.
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While it's pretty clear that monkeys aren't humans — we're distant relatives, separated by 25 million years of evolution — monkeys too, tend to become less social with age.
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What surprised the researchers is that this apparent withdrawal wasn't driven by a social tendency to avoid old monkeys: Younger monkeys still approached and groomed their elders.
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Perhaps monkeys and humans just lose stamina with age, and maybe the monkeys are too tired to deal with relationships that are ambivalent or negative, she added.
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Monkeys Do Math A January 2018 study involving rhesus macaque monkeys (and crows), showed that "after training, rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta) and carrion crows (Corvus corone) proficiently discriminate the absolute values of visual numerosities from 1 to 5 and even from 1 to 30 items," writes Andreas Nieder.
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The altered monkeys displayed shared psychiatric symptoms, including pacing in circles, interacting less with other monkeys, and became stressed more easily when researchers stared them in the eyes.
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Monkeys in the Indian capital to get 'passports' In a bid to control Delhi's ever growing monkey population, a new scheme aims capture and tag all urban monkeys.
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"It's clear that hunting monkeys is wrong, but when monkeys started showing up dead from yellow fever the vaccinations should have started," said Dalila de Oliveira, 30, a manicurist.
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Aside from the deer-riding, the snow monkeys also drop food from trees that the deer can then eat, and the deer even eat the poop of the monkeys.
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The scientists used an inactive virus to inject the human MECP2 gene into eggs of female monkeys and then artificially inseminated the eggs and implanted the embryos into surrogate monkeys.
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You might think this is about people who steal monkeys, à la the absolute worst moment in "Law & Order" franchise history, but it's the monkeys themselves who are the thieves!
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Jungle Friends, founded in 1996, is home to more than 300 new world monkeys and has been asked to take in hundreds of monkeys from research laboratories over the years.
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Before this, studies of the mosaic vaccine in rhesus monkeys showed a 66 percent efficacy rate, meaning 66 percent of monkeys that got the shot were protected from the virus.
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"He had minions and other monkeys bringing food for him but he would also re-distribute it to younger monkeys," said Supakarn Kaewchot, a veterinarian in charge of the monkey's diet.
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Upstairs, cops uncovered body parts from red pandas, black bears, and monkeys, including two live golden snub-nosed monkeys, in what amounted to an underground exotic meat locker and butcher shop.
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Five months later, after the monkeys went through chemotherapy, the researchers removed each monkey's remaining testicle, and transplanted tissue from the fresh and frozen testicles into the monkeys' backs and scrotums.
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The music includes red howler monkeys, breathy thumps from the mutum jungle fowl, droning cicadas, eerie calls locals attribute to deadly bushmaster vipers and the unhinged excitement of elusive titi monkeys.
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P. materdei belongs to the platyrrhine family of New World monkeys, which are descendents of African monkeys that crossed the Atlantic Ocean and colonized South America some 40 million years ago.
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The monkeys at the Jigokudani Monkey Park enjoy daily relaxing dips in the park's onsens, which are natural hot springs long used by people -- and monkeys -- for physical and mental wellbeing.
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" (3) "I'd love to have monkeys in Key West.
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There were many shows — I remember lions, elephants, monkeys.
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But Freedman Fitzpatrick of Los Angeles is staging the New York debut of Shimabuku, a Japanese artist in this year's Venice Biennale, with one amusing yet wrenching video: "The Snow Monkeys of Texas: Do snow monkeys remember snow mountains?" presents the monkeys, transplanted to a Lone Star desert in 1972, with snow (actually, ice).
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The monkeys failed to develop the cardinal features of the MeCP2 duplication syndrome, and only the male monkeys had social interaction deficits — a fact that the authors of the study don't explain.
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Kelly Metcalf, who studies HIV in monkeys at Johns Hopkins University, tells NPR her data is better since the animals were placed in social housing because lonely monkeys have weaker immune systems.
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The psychologist Harry Harlow's experiments with rhesus monkeys in the late 1950s showed that baby monkeys would overwhelmingly choose to attach themselves to soft, inanimate caretakers rather than milk-producing wire frames.
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Essentially, the story is thus: the Monkeys as a small band in the north of England; the Monkeys releasing the fastest selling British debut album of all time; the Monkeys as men with long-hair and beards who get featured in the LA Times ahead of the release of their new album Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino.
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When they tried to clone monkeys from adult cells, instead of cells from fetuses, only two monkeys were born out of 181 embryos — and they both died of respiratory failure within 30 hours.
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Genetically engineering monkeys is much more costly and time-consuming than making transgenic mice, said Dr. Anthony Chan, whose research involves transgenic Huntington's disease monkeys at Yerkes National Primate Research Center in Atlanta.
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By either directly feeding the monkeys BPA or giving them an implant that would release specific amounts of BPA, the scientists ensured BPA exposures in the monkeys were comparable to exposures in humans.
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We play in a group called the Three Daft Monkeys.
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But it's hard to say what exactly the monkeys felt.
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It all started with viral videos of tiny adorable monkeys.
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The students were called "monkeys" during the incident, activists said.
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Then he moved on to our closest relatives: the monkeys.
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In the US, conducting studies on monkeys is often controversial.
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Having a group of cloned monkeys would solve that problem.
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Fascinatingly, the monkeys got better at the task over time.
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At Tuesday's event Musk also talked about work with monkeys.
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Of flying squirrels and sea monkeys and rainbow powered unicorns.
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"Yes, more cloned monkeys will soon be produced," he said.
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But in Kenya specifically, the patas monkeys are not okay.
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By Twelve Monkeys (1996), even time travelers can't change the
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Then, they implanted over 50 embryos into 18 surrogate monkeys.
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Previously, the experimental drug had been tested only in monkeys.
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As in people, this gene affects the monkeys' social interaction.
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As a result, Rhesus Macaque monkeys steal food from people.
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Pets and wildlife, including monkeys and porcupines, roamed their rooms.
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This lot of monkeys just don't want to even try.
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But be warned: you may develop a fear of monkeys.
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Chimpanzees, monkeys and cockatoos, among other species, can defer gratification.
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In the background are the sounds of drums and monkeys.
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Called the dancing monkey theory, they keep dancing the monkeys.
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Expect to be surrounded by monkeys, sloths, and tropical birds.
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" He added: "The monkeys are omnivores and will eat anything.
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The black swans are circling; chaos monkeys have been unleashed.
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In the background were the sounds of drums and monkeys.
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They describe being called porch monkeys, spear chuckers and worse.
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The monkey bones were presumably used to hunt other monkeys.
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Unsurprisingly, however, this is also Arctic Monkeys' most divisive album.
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If the button glowed, the monkeys had to push it.
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At first, the dimming caused the monkeys to make mistakes.
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Of the 11 transgenic macaque monkeys they generated, six died.
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The monkeys looked at the ice and they grabbed it.
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Small tamarin monkeys that aren't worth hunting stuck around, but the meatier howler monkeys, whose calls can travel more than 3 miles through the jungle, were only heard two or three times each year.
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Arctic Monkeys "Four Out of Five (live on The Tonight Show)" The latest Arctic Monkeys album, out today, is worth a listen, but don't expect it to sound like the stuff they've done before.
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For the study, researchers took measurements and observed the behavior of free-ranging proboscis monkeys in the Lower Kinabatangan Wildlife Sanctuary in Malaysia and analyzed the vocalizations of monkeys in three different Asian zoos.
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Now that the monkeys have been developed, Qiu and his team of researchers have begun to use brain imaging technology to identify brain circuits that play a role in the monkeys' autism-like behaviors.
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Even though one of the monkeys in the NIA study set a longevity record for its species at 43 years of age, overall the NIA study did not find greater survival among the monkeys.
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One of the monkeys then lures the snake away to a corner of a cage, so that the snake eats it, giving the other monkeys time and room to work together and kill the snake.
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It's such an enormous time commitment to working on giant monkeys.
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And finally, the monkeys' identical DNA might instead be a weakness.
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That's not to say we shouldn't genetically edit monkeys, said Neuhaus.
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Neuralink has already tested its system successfully on rats and monkeys.
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I mean it's like monkeys typing Shakespeare — it's gonna happen, right?
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Unfortunately, the monkeys are pretty severely threatened by deforestation and hunting.
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This site is guarded by Breitbart monkeys and Fox news presenters.
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We did that for each other, like a bunch of monkeys.
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Monkeys and apes are, presumably, free of such feelings of guilt.
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The flammable flying monkeys are dead, but so is Thor White!
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Maybe that's why Trump and his flying monkeys are so accommodating?
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It was a kind of "a ha" moment for the monkeys.
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But those monkeys were cloned from cells taken from early embryos.
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Many, such as Sonic Youth and Arctic Monkeys, would sell millions.
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Just look at monkeys picking bugs out of each other's fur.
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The monkeys also exhibited repetitive body movement and various cognitive impairments.
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"The monkeys are not increasing the prevalence of disease," Garber said.
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BMW, Daimler and VW have condemned the emissions experiments involving monkeys.
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Monkeys need to take a break from their devices and recalibrate.
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Argentinian owl monkeys forage at dawn, dusk, and also by moonlight.
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When first identified, the virus was only proven to infect monkeys.
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"At least the [monkeys] could mimic autism-like behaviors," he says.
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I remember thinking that I was seeing monkeys in the trees.
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Justine discusses the ethics of raping monkeys in an early scene.
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This was a lot less fun than a barrel of monkeys.
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Their vaccine also seemed to protect macaque monkeys from the virus.
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Only one of the monkeys on a regular diet still lives.
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I would not have given it for a wilderness of monkeys.
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On a Friday in 2766, one of the monkeys fell ill.
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These monkeys typically have a life span of about 20 years.
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These monkeys have formed an interesting relationship with people in India.
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" Iraqis are "monkeys" who should "shut the fuck up and obey.
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It also blocked virus replication in monkeys for a different coronavirus.
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" He wrote the score for Terry Gilliam's 1995 film "12 Monkeys.
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Among other things, it was the Arctic Monkeys that did it.
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Then in the 1990s, similar evidence emerged for mice and monkeys.
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Cloning Scientists in Shanghai say they've created two monkeys via cloning.
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They had a word for the feeling: monos, Spanish for monkeys.
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"Nicotine experiments on monkeys have not improved public health," he said.
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Australia's pokie problem, uproar in Big Tech and relaxed snow monkeys.
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Jews are "unclean, the brothers of monkeys and pigs," he said.
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Experiments were performed on rats, monkeys and, in some cases, humans.
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After six months, only the monkeys injected intravenously were well protected.
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Stray dogs, cats, and monkeys were also cleared from the area.
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Michele admired a bright-green print featuring elephants, monkeys, and birds.
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Stuffed monkeys, ivory carvings, snow leopard coats and dried seal penises.
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Facebook had Mark Zuckerberg, and MySpace had a bunch of monkeys.
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It's tropical—there are crazy numbers of scorpions, parrots, and monkeys.
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In a recent episode of the Australian series of I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here, former cricket star Shane Warne questioned the theory — asking "if humans evolved from monkeys, why haven't today's monkeys evolved"?
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All the while, I comforted myself with the idea that these monkeys were my research partners, and that by creating developmental disorders in monkeys born in a lab, we could better understand these disorders in humans.
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The veterinarians who run the primate center here argue that in making these discoveries, they cause the monkeys as little pain and suffering as they can and that posting their work publicly saves other monkeys' lives.
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For the 26 squirrel monkeys, including Oak, Bagnall and her team are introducing them to the outdoors gradually by putting elements they will encounter -- such as banana leaves, bamboo, or pine straw -- in the monkeys' cages.
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He recognized that "the public sentiment against the use of monkeys is in Europe and the United States," but expressed hope that Western countries "will gradually change their mind" and accept monkeys as a useful medical species.
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While the macaques take the prize for being the cheekiest monkeys, the timid dusky leaf monkeys take the crown for cutest with their hallmark big saucer eyes rimmed in white that always seemed surprised to see you.
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It does infect monkeys, but that research is difficult, expensive and controversial.
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The monkeys were able to produce antibodies against many types of rhinoviruses.
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He really prefers pics of animals and especially of apes and monkeys.
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But it promises what even monkeys on typewriters can't: completely random text.
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It is by using tools that we gradually distinguished ourselves from monkeys.
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"He had minions and other monkeys bringing food for him" https://t.
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The white-faced capuchin is a species of monkeys living in Panama.
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Qiu says that's the reason his institute chose to create autistic monkeys.
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Or whether the "see no evil" monkey emojis are three separate monkeys.
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I turn on music (Arctic Monkeys, the classics) and get to work.
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Oh, and there's a zoo with monkeys, exotic birds, and albino peacocks.
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They removed one testicle each from five different monkeys, and froze them.
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HIV likely jumped from a similar virus in chimpanzees and other monkeys.
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Animals that fail the mirror test include cats, dogs, and even monkeys.
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"It was kind of a targeted toss at particular monkeys," Wisely says.
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The researchers carefully recorded the monkeys' brain activity as this was happening.
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This year's winner is a portrait of two golden snub-nosed monkeys.
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This resulted in substantially fatter control-group monkeys at at UW-Madison.
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All the resulting monkeys were shown to carry the human MECP2 transgenes.
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While you're snapping monkeys, be sure to search for the forest's geofilter.
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Early on, Neitz's mentor Gerald Jacobs learned that squirrel monkeys have five.
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"The thing about monkeys is, they're pretty nonchalant about everything," he says.
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They love calling black people monkeys, it's not a one time joke.
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Also I get to see a load of really ripped muscle monkeys.
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All nine monkeys that got both treatments showed significantly reduced viral loads.
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In this work the mournful monkeys seem to be beseeching the viewer.
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Monkeys infected by the virus act as a reservoir for the disease.
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Smoking monkeys aren't the only animals at risk of developing lung cancer.
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The monkeys' arms were tracked by infrared cameras as the animals pointed.
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That contradicted the Wisconsin study in which the monkeys did live longer.
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Prior to that, the experimental drug had been tested only in monkeys.
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A promising Ebola vaccine is currently being tested following development in monkeys.
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Bagnall stopped interacting with the other monkeys to look directly at him.
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Bagnall thanked the FDA for releasing the monkeys to her sanctuary's care.
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The monkeys are reportedly the first to be released by the FDA.
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Some become "flying monkeys" and aid the narcissistic parent in their manipulations.
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Travelers carrying tamed monkeys, ducks, chickens, or rabbits are also an issue.
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Like monkeys on a typewriter, some of them may eventually be right.
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They won't do that thing for you because they're not performing monkeys.
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"Monkeys get angry when they see empty-handed tourists," Mr. Tongbram said.
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The creatures shown include sunbathing bats, yellow-headed vultures and tiny monkeys.
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A roomful of monkeys with typewriters producing a Shakespeare play is possible.
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"The monkeys spoke Russian, naturally," John said, and put away his phone.
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Female Japanese macaque monkeys pair off into temporary but exclusive sexual partnerships.
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In 2004, a group of capuchin monkeys took in an infant marmoset.
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Female Japanese macaque monkeys pair off into temporary but exclusive sexual partnerships.
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The terms prohibit Chris from buying any monkeys until June 6, 2020.
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That is how brine shrimps, or sea monkeys, survive being dried out.
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You can see polar bears, snow monkeys, a red panda and birds.
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Images from around the world include frogs, lions, monkeys, sloths, and more.
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Monkeys were bred in captivity, forests were conserved and hunting was banned.
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The gas was then diluted and fed into chambers containing the monkeys.
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Case in point: a series of images of monkeys in club colors.
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In August, the Lamigo Monkeys in Taiwan reached a deal with Heimlich.
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The fifth, Reston, was discovered in Virginia and has infected only monkeys.
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The other two manufacturers denied involvement with the study that used monkeys.
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And a Canadian study published last year, also using macaque monkeys, came to the opposite conclusion, finding that their monkeys became sick after either eating meat from CWD-infected deer or having prions injected into their brains directly.
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But caloric restriction didn't seem to have much of a specific effect on the NIA monkeys' lifespans: both the dieting and the control monkeys at NIA survived an extraordinarily long time — more than 40 years, in some cases.
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Capuchin monkeys, meanwhile, are wiser about pricing, according to a 2014 study in Frontiers in Psychology in which monkeys were introduced to jello and flavored ice treats with various colors, some of which were priced higher than others.
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As noted, scientists in China have already built autistic monkeys, and thanks to the CRISPR gene-editing tool, there are plans to create monkeys with an assortment of other human-specific diseases, including schizophrenia and severe immune dysfunction.
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As the researchers had suspected, the monkeys who were given Orexin-A nasal spray scored the same as monkeys who were not deprived of sleep, suggesting that the spray may have helped them stay alert on far less sleep.
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At first, one or two monkeys joining human visitors were a curiosity , but eventually they became a nuisance and health hazard, and a park was built with hot spring pools at a comfortable 104 degrees Fahrenheit, for monkeys only.
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They don't like us and our monkeys and always make us move on.
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The same declining pattern was seen in samples taken from Rhesus monkeys too.
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They falsely warn of a predator to keep other monkeys away from food.
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Yellow fever is tearing through primate populations, wiping out squirrel and howler monkeys.
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In previous experiments, great apes have demonstrated these capacities, but monkeys have not.
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There are myriad photos of capybaras cuddling with with turtles, birds, and monkeys.
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Female macaque monkeys give a shout to help trigger their mates' orgasm, too.
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"There were macaws everywhere, and I'd see 50 monkeys every day," he says.
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Famously it helped break the careers of Arctic Monkeys, Lily Allen, and Adele.
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To answer this question, Mechoulam and his team tested each individually on monkeys.
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The release of the new Arctic Monkeys album feels sort of like that.
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Other animals, like monkeys, have evolved to understand the rudimentary concept of nothing.
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Obviously there's more work to do—this is just two monkeys, after all.
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Anyway, science knows that monkeys bone deer now, and can't quite understand why.
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I can't remember if that's the one with the dancing monkeys or not.
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"I just didn't like when he called us monkeys," Mayweather told MMA Fighting.
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There is no good reason that any of 12 Monkeys should make sense.
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Monkeys are used to develop treatments for illnesses like AIDS, Ebola and Parkinson's.
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But it is monkeys who are, at least at the moment, suffering more.
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Monkeys originated in Africa and later spread to other parts of the world.
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Their existence proves that animals as complex as monkeys can be cloned, too.
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Neuralink's trials so far have been conducted on rats, and, it seems, monkeys.
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WHY MONKEYS and apes took separate evolutionary paths has long been a mystery.
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There are few vertebrate groups that have a worse fossil record than monkeys.
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"We already did a couple monkeys for this procedure last year," he said.
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Bijan: I feel like monkeys are super hard to take care of. Yeah.
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African Cercopithecus monkeys are "opportunistic" omnivores, which means they'll eat just about anything.
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The first test was on cotton top tamarin monkeys, and that was successful.
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Bowman is also worried because the genetic changes in the monkeys were heritable.
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Howler monkeys do not transmit yellow fever virus; it is transmitted through mosquitoes.
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The monkeys were then presented with a series of cognitive tests to complete.
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The lines range from spirals to intricate designs like monkeys, llamas, and flowers.
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Does this mean lots of non-humans—octopuses, crows, monkeys, machines—are conscious?
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The results are both stunning and devastating for a colony of langur monkeys.
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Incredibly, the monkeys produced an instinctual alarm call consistent with an eagle sighting.
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"For a lot of guys personally, it's monkeys off their back," Hitchcock said.
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Three families, with a total of around 80 monkeys, live in the forest.
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She also said she was inspired by the monkeys, in a nonscientific way.
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Using a brain–spine interface, Milekovic successfully made two paralyzed rhesus monkeys walk.
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Zika wasn't identified until 1947 and then scientists only saw infections in monkeys.
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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is taking care of the monkeys.
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That means that the monkeys "don't reproduce the human duplication disorder," she says.
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Even monkeys want friends, and to make friends they have to be nice.
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The Silver Snakes, Blue Barracudas, and Green Monkeys are coming back to television.
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She shared her home with various dogs, birds, monkeys and even a deer.
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When it comes to sniffing certain chemicals, humans often outperform rodents or monkeys.
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"Ghost Voices," Virtual Self BEST ROCK PERFORMANCE "Four Out of Five," Arctic Monkeys
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Pacific Daydream, Weezer BEST ALTERNATIVE MUSIC ALBUM Tranquility Base Hotel + Casino, Arctic Monkeys
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Finally, the monkeys were given ketamine 24 hours before doing the experiment again.
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These capuchin monkeys smashed rocks into each other, producing the sharp stone flakes.
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The researchers aren't quite sure why the pregnant monkeys held the infection longer.
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Residents have reported seeing wild boars, monkeys and snakes in unusual urban areas.
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But the results were different when vendors presented three grapes to the monkeys.
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Three monkeys ruffled branches down a hill, warning us off with ghastly shrieks.
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Unlike other service animals, capuchin monkeys have dexterous hands and advanced motor skills.
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They are often thought to be one of the smartest species of monkeys.
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As fellow primates, monkeys are ideal candidates for this type of medical research.
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Monkeys struggle to swing on palm branches; birds have few places to nest.
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Critics said the comment echoed age-old stereotypes comparing African-Americans to monkeys.
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"Chaos Monkeys" aims to do the same for Silicon Valley, and bracingly succeeds.
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Monkeys swing from trees and ruined roads turn to rivers where salmon jump.
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Millie: I've been listening to a lot of the new Arctic Monkeys album.
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After they received positive results, the researchers conducted a similar experiment in monkeys.
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I was one with nature, watching lizards and monkeys while I drank coffee.
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In the current study, researchers injected Vasalgel into 16 adult male rhesus monkeys.
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Perhaps, wrote the researchers, the stone may provide a nutrient the monkeys need.
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Physical contact is necessary for healthy development in monkeys, as well as humans.
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They love wildlife and saw animals ranging from sloths and monkeys to crocodiles.
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If you read MONKEYS across —> SUN up —> NCLE right, you get MONKEY'S UNCLE.
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It could eventually be used to create custom-made monkeys for drug tests.
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They anticipate that the method could be used to produce monkeys for research.
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However, that doesn't mean the monkeys didn't care about their social lives anymore.
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It's actually a pattern also seen in experiments with young children and monkeys.
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The chart compares the kids' performances to a similar study conducted on monkeys.
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By studying monkeys about a century ago, scientists discovered a vaccine for polio.
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A week later, they downloaded two episodes of the Syfy network's 12 Monkeys.
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They successfully transplanted hearts and kidneys from those pigs into monkeys and baboons.
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Thanks to this, snakes, monkeys and porcupines are all spotted in residential areas.
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Some panicked residents reacted by killing monkeys, mistakenly blaming them for the spread.
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"He knew that monkeys love to suck on sugar cubes," Dr. Stanley wrote.
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Ebola is initially transmitted to people from wild animals, including bats and monkeys.
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GLOBAL HEALTH Giving the vaccine intravenously to monkeys provided 90% protection against tuberculosis.
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"This airplane is designed by clowns who in turn are supervised by monkeys."
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THE THREE MONKEYS My dad usually comes over to play with the boys.
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They were the only whites we saw, and they treated us like monkeys.
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Later it was made to work with 12 Monkeys and an Xbox game.
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Barouch's team tested the body fluids of monkeys that received the inactivated virus.
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Further up the hill, there is a tribe of friendly dusky leaf monkeys.
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Some influencers were paid to promote the monkeys; others did it for fun.
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Such a pulse was too short to cause the monkeys to jerk about.
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Yet 12 Monkeys shows how easily sci-fi, too, falls into religious patterns.
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In the study, injecting Vasalgel into mature rhesus monkeys' vas deferens prevented contraception.
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Mimicking the monkeys "(Scientists) used to say, 'If only humans can be like monkeys, then HIV wouldn't be a problem,' " said Robin Shattock, professor of mucosal infection and immunity at Imperial College London, who was not involved in the study.
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"A group of monkeys entered the victim's house and one of the monkeys snatched the baby from his mother who was breastfeeding him, and ran away with the baby," said Ajay Kaushal, officer in charge of the Sikandra police station.
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In an experiment where humans, rats, and spider monkeys sniffed for six different urine odors, humans were three times more sensitive when it came to one of the odorants but the rats and monkeys were more sensitive to the other ones.
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Basically, the researchers were studying whether monkeys can associate brands with sex and power.
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They injected the vaccine into macaques and then later drew blood from the monkeys.
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In Argentina, some tufted capuchin monkeys use deceptive warning calls to ensure a meal.
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They're like tiny purple monkeys with giant hands at the end of their tails.
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Where humans might hear rhythm and melody, rhesus monkeys, for example, just hear noise.
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The data also implied that both monkeys would have done better with further training.
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"We also have pythons, iguanas, vervet monkeys — we're overrun with exotic species," he said.
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Slap-bang in the centre of Cybozu's headquarters are stuffed-toy monkeys and parrots.
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Following the paper trail of ISIS, railing against Emmanuel Macron and relaxing with monkeys.
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Charlie Hilton James' work on monkeys and their human partners is a pure delight.
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That's exactly why you look forward to visiting the monkeys in the zoo, right?
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The virus initially is transmitted to people from wild animals, including bats and monkeys.
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But that doesn't mean monkeys aren't self-aware, or intelligent in other meaningful ways.
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Monkeys scramble through the trees at Swayambhunath and clamber over the stones of Pashupatinath.
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It's the culinary equivalent of hatching Sea-Monkeys, but with a much tastier payoff.
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And did we mention that spot prawn tastes a lot better than Sea-Monkeys?
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Monkeys are increasingly being used as models for human diseases, and for good reason.
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You might also spot monkeys, pumas, and Costa Rica's famous red-eyed tree frog.
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So I ask, tested abilities aside, do the post-gene-therapy monkeys act different?
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Kinda makes sense—except for the fact that green monkeys aren't threatened by eagles.
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It may come as a surprise that Florida has wild monkeys, but it's true.
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She said no to reality show projects, bathroom humor, and anything involving trained monkeys.
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As expected, during the periods when the monkeys were bathing, stress levels were down.
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We have even seen evidence of the principle in other species, like capuchin monkeys.
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Erica: The monkeys use sign language to let each other know what they want.
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Animal lovers can now visit cafés that focus on hedgehogs, dogs, monkeys and more.
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They butchered dogs, stabbed monkeys in the eye with stilettos, and stretched apart snakes.
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That aside, we stem from monkeys, and they eat practically no meat at all.
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People yelling in a crowd is a bit like monkeys screeching in a tree.
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The lion's share will go to the Scar and his hyenas, not the monkeys.
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This time, even the monkeys that got the drugs were excited about their marshmallows.
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So traditionally, all the "smart" animals have been mammals: apes, monkeys, dolphins, even pigs.
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The scientists trained the monkeys to exchange a token for a slice of cucumber.
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Then they paired the monkeys up, and offered one a better reward—a grape.
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You could coddle them with Sea-Monkeys "Banana Treat" or "Cupids Arrow" Mating Powder.
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In this affidavit, Harwell explains precisely why he outsourced his Sea-Monkeys to China.
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Polio was eradicated in the U.S. thanks to vaccine development in monkeys and mice.
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PETA sued in America's federal courts, saying Mr Slater had infringed the monkeys' copyright.
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In 1989, a group of macaque monkeys were imported from the Philippines into Virginia.
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The virus is initially transmitted to people from wild animals, including bats and monkeys.
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CHAOS MONKEYS: Obscene Fortune and Random Failure in Silicon Valley, by Antonio García Martínez.
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The first half of "Chaos Monkeys" takes us inside the world of venture capital.
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Like one of those monkeys randomly churning out the Bible, hooting and pushing buttons.
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In little over 12 months Arctic Monkeys had ticked boxes, become a national treasure.
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We can use this kind of currency to ask the monkeys what they know.
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Hans traveled up and down the Amazon, so I'm sure he saw monkeys there.
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I'd be talking to the players before their away game against the Lamigo Monkeys.
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The next step is to test the vaccine on larger animals, such as monkeys.
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Such feedback loops have been well documented in birds, mice, cats and rhesus monkeys.
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It seems like people get to be dancing monkeys and what works, works, works.
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Most of the monkeys are disgusted enough by the latter to forgo the food.
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Vaccines, the activists say, contain ingredients made from pigs, dogs, monkeys and aborted fetuses.
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Two monkeys made a shambles of Bartel's animal store at 206 Fulton Street yesterday.
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Late in the hike, a troop of capuchin monkeys appeared in the canopy overhead.
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In addition to cracking nuts with rocks, some chimpanzees kill monkeys with wooden spears.
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Our second, you talked about monkeys deprived of touch, choosing wooden dummies over food.
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Monkeys have died in much higher numbers than humans in Brazil's current sylvatic outbreak.
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Animals of all kinds, from ants and butterflies to sheep and monkeys, use medicine.
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The scientists could get the monkeys to coo and grunt when presented with fruit.
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In theory, the researchers concluded, monkeys can make a fairly wide range of sounds.
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So what prevents these monkeys from gabbing all day long by the watering hole?
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The sci-fi film "Twelve Monkeys" (1995) starred Pitt as psychiatric patient Jeffrey Goines.
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But early humans could use the monkey bones as tools to hunt more monkeys.
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Ebola most commonly affects people and nonhuman primates, such as monkeys, gorillas and chimpanzees.
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CreditCreditChristian Ziegler/National Geographic, via Getty Images The smoked monkeys brought the point home.
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Guests can go on treks to see them or the more active golden monkeys.
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According to Parsemus, the results from animal studies — on rabbits and monkeys — are promising.
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New reports detail the controversial use of monkeys and humans in testing diesel emissions.
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December 16: Serie A used portraits of monkeys as a bizarre anti-racism statement
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The patterns varied according to which object the researchers wanted the monkeys to manipulate.
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"It's been a while since there were more monkeys than humans," one image reads.
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As the monkeys played more rounds of the game, the rings of light dimmed.
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Dr. Mazurek and Dr. Schieber only implanted small arrays of electrodes into the monkeys.
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For one reason or another, you can't have ocelots, hedgehogs, sugar gliders or monkeys.
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Adapting to life with rattlesnakes and consuming cacti, the monkeys are thriving generations later.
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Two monkeys worked side by side in a test chamber with mesh between them.
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If both monkeys got the same reward for the same task, everything was fine.
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Chinese scientists (including some of the same researchers behind this new work) announced the birth of the first-ever cloned monkeys almost a year ago to the day, and we hinted that this might be the potential use of the cloned monkeys.
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Confronted by Drones, Monkeys Warn Comrades of Incoming &aposEagle&aposResearchers in Senegal recently flew drones in the vicinity of green monkeys to see how the…Read more ReadAs new research published yesterday in Current Biology shows, grey seals appear to be an exception.
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Responding to a question about whether the company had conducted any animal testing, Musk replied that it had carried out tests on rats and monkeys, adding that the company's work with monkeys had been done in conjunction with the University of California.
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TO THE EDITOR: Re "Monkeys, Like Humans, Grow Less Social" (Observatory, June 28): Perhaps the aging monkeys, like humans, have lost most of the members of their age-peer group, along with diminished vision, hearing, ability to smell, taste and to get around.
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Previously, people have learned to guide a cursor on a screen with their thoughts, monkeys have learned to skillfully use a robotic arm through neural signals and scientists have taught monkeys who were partly paralyzed to use an arm with a bypass system.
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Previously they had identified fossils of an early colobine monkey at the same site, which led them to suggest that the ape and monkeys competed against each other for food, providing a window into the larger fall of apes and rise of monkeys.
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Guests also will have the chance to track chimpanzee and golden monkeys with a conservationist.
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Obviously, this is an association study with only a few monkeys that has its limitations.
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Titi monkeys live up to 12 years, and the fathers often care for the young.
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According to the Associated Press, the updated facility now includes hippos, elephants, monkeys and … dogs.
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But although the gel worked well in monkeys, it won't necessarily translate perfectly to humans.
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The eight monkeys ended up with between one and seven extra copies of the gene.
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Humans are descended from monkeys No, your great-great-great-ancestor was not a monkey.
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But 12 Monkeys ultimately argues that what's important is the ending, in and of itself.
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We're told 3 animals were seized in Tuesday's raid ... 2 monkeys and a Serval cat.
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The monkeys live in six social groups on the island, which is uninhabited by people.
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Monkeys have been the victims of failed—but promising—head-transplantation attempts in the past.
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He began researching monkeys in Thailand in 1990 — "the dawn of molecular genetics," he said.
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You stupid monkeys handed Trump the White House the minute you handed Hillary the nomination!
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For him, this date has it all: a magical place, monkeys, fisherman, saltwater, and fish.
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There are photos of me and my maid of honor playing with monkeys on it.
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Putting monkeys on a diet delays the health problems of old age, new science says.
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After the training exercises were over, the monkeys were able to maintain their newfound skills.
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Trappers tended to target younger monkeys who probably hadn't been exposed to the virus yet.
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So how worried should people actually be about those herpes B-infected monkeys in Florida?
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Because monkeys typically live in lush forests where sediment is rarely deposited, they rarely fossilise.
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Scientists have "injected" data into monkeys' heads, instructing them to perform actions via electrical pulses.
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And that's before we start talking about gun-toting monkeys, anthropomorphic pigs, and space temples.
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The virus was first discovered in monkeys in the Zika Forest in Uganda in 1947.
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But it's not the first time monkeys successfully executed a great escape from the facility.
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The study: Researchers inserted electrodes into the brains of macaque monkeys in the six regions.
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As Bicca-Marques explains, "New World monkeys" avoid traveling via the forest floor, preferring trees.
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Your Amazon Echo now has the ability to answer your burning question about 12 Monkeys.
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But the whole premise of you writing this thing is people are status-seeking monkeys.
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In the 1950s, Sabin noticed that not all strains of poliovirus infected monkeys when exposed.
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Authorities discovered the Capuchin monkeys in crates, the North Port police said in a statement.
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You'll also have plenty of opportunities to interact with monkeys and elephants while exploring Bali.
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Because of these uncertainties, using the monkeys to model autism doesn't make sense, she says.
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The team watched the monkeys and collected the animals' excrement, measuring a hormone called glucocorticoid.
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There's a short post-credits sequence that shows two monkeys running from Leo in fear.
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They said a shell once hit the park, sending hungry monkeys out of their enclosures.
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I was expecting monkeys and tall trees that shaded the forest floor from the sun.
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The monkeys that continued to get cucumbers, which earlier they'd munched on cheerfully, were incensed.
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"They [monkeys] won't give up on it [the infant] till it's fallen apart," said Foerder.
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To learn more about vervet monkeys, visit the zoo in person or on social media.
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The two monkeys in this latest study aren't an exact model for paralyzed human patients.
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He practically has a home farm with two pet monkeys, two dogs, and two pigs.
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" Finally, Lefkowitz beseeched the courts to "enjoin the issuance of insurance policies covering 'Sea-Monkeys.
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Meanwhile, all of the monkeys undergo routine medical evaluations, with Oak requiring more specialized care.
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With conditioning, Delgado found, the probe could be used to diminish aggressive behavior in monkeys.
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Some scientists suspect spontaneous smiles in these monkeys echo the development of our own expressions.
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Two months ago, I did a political satire ["Power Monkeys," shown in Britain] about Brexit.
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Unfortunately, that doesn't mean you can become a cartoon and fly around fighting giant monkeys.
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And so, by virtue of this process, Arctic Monkeys became the biggest band in Britain.
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Suck It And See could have been the beginning of the end of the Monkeys.
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Anthology Film Archives' latest series explores fictional, factual, and farcical portrayals of monkeys in movies.
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GERMAN GOVT SPOKESMAN SAYS EMISSIONS TESTS ON MONKEYS AND PEOPLE ARE IN NO WAY JUSTIFIABLE
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Capuchin monkeys and macaques use stones to hammer open hard-shelled nuts and shellfish, respectively.
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Environment official Musingwire also blamed the disappearance of the monkeys' food supply on climate change.
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Today, Xianfeng is overrun with 600 monkeys who have been left to fend for themselves.
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His device has been shown to electrically stimulate better memory formation in rats and monkeys.
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Designs range from Americana and argyle to animals (like monkeys and penguins) and sports themes.
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We recently talked to the cast of 12 Monkeys to find out what to expect.
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Watch the video above to hear their detailed opinions on those monkeys and many more.
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East Kalimantan is known for forests inhabited by orangutans, sun bears and long-nosed monkeys.
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Researchers taught the squirrel monkeys to press a bar to get a dose of nicotine.
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Last May, two French tourists were reportedly confronted by a mob of monkeys and bitten.
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Arctic Monkeys played Glasgow Green in Scotland last summer as part of the TRNSMT Festival.
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Once he returned from China with two white-cheeked gibbon monkeys for the National Zoo.
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You're going to see the little yeast granules swimming around in there like sea monkeys.
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Global health African green monkeys survived infection with the Nipah virus after they received remdesivir.
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In the new trial, eight African green monkeys were given lethal doses of Nipah virus.
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All extremely important, but instead we got press coverage of monkeys at the Taj Mahal.
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He has since moved on to similar but more complex work in monkeys and rhinos.
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From his motorcycle, he saw monkeys swinging from roadside trees; capybaras slept on the shoulder.
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Nearby, people selling snacks and drinks shoo away monkeys trying to steal a quick bite.
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Authorities found other monkeys dead with fractured skulls after having been being attacked with stones.
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The goal was to survey the range of sounds monkeys will make on their own.
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"What they've shown is that monkeys are vowel-ready, not speech-ready," Dr. Barney said.
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Sometimes proceedings are halted when the ear-piercing groans of howler monkeys drown out conversation.
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It's a behaviour that's also seen in lions, red howler monkeys, and of course, humans.
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After a few months of London's sooty fog, the monkeys were coughing like Dickens's orphans.
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But studies of monkeys suggest that our environment can trump genetics and rewire the brain.
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MacRitchie Reservoir Park's hiking trails wind through a tropical rainforest, with macaque monkeys scampering about.
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You put a million monkeys in front of a million typewriters and you get 'Hamlet.
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Chimpanzees use tools extensively compared to bonobos, and also cooperatively hunt small monkeys as prey.
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The rainforest was simply cool, and people liked toucans, monkeys, macaws, tree frogs, and bromeliads.
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McBride-Teahan is scheduled to appear in court over her monkeys in November, KMOV added.
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That resulted in six pregnancies and the births of the two monkeys in late 2017.
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Now different electrodes fired for different objects — and the monkeys quickly learned the new rules.
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The monkeys performed similarly well, relying on memories that had been processed by the device.
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But DeSantis's comments fit into an extensive history of calling black people monkeys or primates.
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There, he observed elephants and monkeys, later preserving these creatures on paper in detailed prints.
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The experimental setup (Image: Acikalin et al, PLoS One (2018))Some of the highlights: The monkeys were statistically more likely to chose the logo associated with the non-scrambled image, and the monkeys were more likely to pick the hindquarters image than the subordinate images.
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It does not conjure fantasies of a faraway beach where sun-scorched islanders and tourists alike doze in the white sand beneath the palm trees and monkeys swing from branch to branch in the background, making that noise that monkeys make, only very quietly.
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"The thing is, it is very expensive research and you need a really good justification to clone 20 monkeys," said Hans-Michael Kubisch, a genetic researcher who previously managed the breeding of rhesus monkeys at the Tulane National Primate Research Center, in an interview.
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The virus was first identified in 1947 in Uganda, but for decades it afflicted mainly monkeys.
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They're more like our distant cousins, similar to the way monkeys are distant cousins of humans.
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Spirited monkeys, inquisitive rabbits, placid walruses, and other species come to life in Chie Hitotsuyama's studio.
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She said Uncle Fat is an example of why people shouldn't feed wild monkeys unhealthy food.
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Zoo Knoxville had put three langur monkeys on its Christmas list, but Santa added an extra.
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Of course, 1,000 monkeys would be just as likely to produce a seemingly all-wise prophet.
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Radical science is key to understanding how calling us, Black peoples, monkeys makes no scientific sense.
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LONDON — Emoji aren't just a means of embellishing our messages with poop, monkeys and salsa dancers.
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"The good news is that the monkeys seem to have got through the storm," Santos said.
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Alas, there are no bananas or cute monkeys amongst the grime and vermine in MTA Country.
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Usually this is done by delegating responsibility, but occasionally the frustrated monkeys decide matters for themselves.
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You know, he was coming off the Arctic Monkeys albums and stuff, what was that like?
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The monkeys learned to control their thoughts to achieve desired arm movement; namely, to grab treats.
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In the clip above, a small boy documents his discovery of some wild monkeys in Florida.
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Nine years ago 2,000 monkeys are thought to have perished close to Brazil's border with Uruguay.
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How long it will be before Mr Rossman hears his howler monkeys again is anybody's guess.
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The virus was first identified in 1947 in Uganda, and for years lived mostly in monkeys.
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The monkeys in both studies were mostly fed pellets made up of about 60 percent carbohydrates.
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" She captioned the cute clip, "Monkeys with @sdjneuro all saved and now heading to a sanctuary.
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The Chinese researchers worked on Dolly's technique for three years to make it work in monkeys.
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But applying the technology to humans will bring many more challenges than using it in monkeys.
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The coming year will also bear witness to the arrival of bioengineered monkeys with human diseases.
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The monkeys have very thick fur, which they need to withstand the freezing nights in winter.
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Garcia's book, Chaos Monkeys: Obscene Fortune and Random Failure in Silicon Valley, comes out June 28.
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And they were less likely to be social by sitting with, touching or grooming other monkeys.
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Monkeys appeared — and water buffalo, cows, chickens and dogs — all mellow and unfazed by our passing.
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Are the French cheese-eating surrender monkeys or our greatest allies in the fight against terror?
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Male squirrel monkeys don't see color well; they have a kind of red-green color blindness.
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So they've made the right modifications to the vector and the procedure, and they've injected monkeys.
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When individual monkeys are trapped and separated from their tribes, it disrupts an intricate communal bond.
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It didn't take long for the monkeys to identify an incoming drone by its sound alone.
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That is like winged monkeys coming out of the woodwork and they just fly toward you.
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The New York Times on Friday said the scientific study involving monkeys was conducted in 2014.
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The latter are nominated for British Group alongside Arctic Monkeys, Gorillaz, Little Mix and Years & Years.
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And the Arctic Monkeys haven't recorded anything new since 2013 aside from collaborations and side projects.
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But the results have been spotty, ranging from excellent (Hannibal), curious (12 Monkeys), hilarious (Ash vs.
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Babies are usually adorable, but these infant squirrel monkeys are absolutely going to steal your heart.
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Children want to collect all six, even though the little monkeys cannot interact with each other.
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A total of nine female surrogates became pregnant, but only eight baby monkeys were born alive.
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The dogs' and monkeys' reactions to unhelpful people might even be a way to correct behavior.
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"I was making a delivery and an entire pack of monkeys started following me!" said Sharif.
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Earlier this month a study in monkeys showed the vaccine was effective for about eight months.
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An increasing number of medical labs are housing primates in cages with other monkeys, reports NPR.
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"We found that monkeys get scared by just seeing us brandishing these slingshots," he told Reuters.
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For instance some educators tell them they look like monkeys, or have nests on their heads.
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All of the monkeys — two of which were pregnant — contracted Zika when exposed to the virus.
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The fact that we didn't sleep in huts and have pet monkeys seemed to disappoint them.
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And the monkeys weren't slowed down by trying to think of what they wanted to say.
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Various attempts, including sterilization, by Himachal government to contain the population of monkeys yielded no results.
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Monkeys were declared 'vermin' in Himachal Pradesh by federal government for six months to allow culling.
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In this case, the monkeys tended to take the first safe bet of one bonus grape.
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A Hollywood movie had been made here a long time ago and some monkeys had escaped.
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" That's our book reviewer's take on "Chaos Monkeys: Obscene Fortune and Random Failure in Silicon Valley.
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By their third year, the monkeys began to show the characteristic tremors associated with the condition.
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To keep their progeny safe, Ethiopian gelada monkeys like to cluster on cliff ledges to sleep.
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The virus is thought to have circulated in Africa for centuries, probably in monkeys and people.
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The road to retirement The saga of Oak and the other squirrel monkeys began in 2014.
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"I'm proud that a Florida sanctuary stepped up to give these monkeys a home," Florida Rep.
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"If monkeys wore trousers, they'd look exactly like Serena Williams does on the court," Banciu said.
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But it has been unclear how the treatment would play out for larger animals like monkeys.
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Langur Monkeys that live in cities have a much easier life than those in the wild.
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Langur monkeys are associated with the Hindu God Lord Hanuman, so people feed them each day.
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In addition to Caesar and Miley, other famous monkeys are Leonardo da Vinci and George Lucas.
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Two aspects in these central lessons make "Chaos Monkeys" a particularly compelling read, despite its faults.
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Interestingly, the researchers noted, grooming by other monkeys seemed to buffer stress for lower status animals.
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Previous studies in monkeys and people have shown the presence of the virus in vaginal fluid.
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All told, the seven monkeys smiled 58 times, mostly on the left side of their faces.
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Parents scrambling to get their hands on these robotic monkeys may want to exercise caution, however.
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At one point a cage broke open, allowing monkeys to escape and wreak havoc on neighbors.
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No joy in it for him unless another of the monkeys is hurling poop his way.
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There, observing the monkeys interacting with one another in their Caribbean habitat, Santos found her vocation.
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In neighboring Isingiro district, the monkeys often move in groups of 30, according to James Byaruhanga.
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If you're at my house party, don't turn off the Weeknd to put on Arctic Monkeys.
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One is that we become more impulsive and less reflective (a pattern also shown in monkeys).
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Only Old World monkeys and apes (and humans) have lost the ability to make the sugar.
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In Thailand and Japan, mobs of monkeys and deer are roaming streets now devoid of tourists.
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If they don't know the oft-requested song about monkeys jumping on the bed, I do.
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On Monday night, Syfy debuted the second season of its promising time travel drama 12 Monkeys.
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Power lines and electrified fences are killing birds, monkeys, pangolins and even elephants in surprising numbers.
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"There are too many monkeys in the area," the child's uncle, Dhirendra Kumar, told the BBC.
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The research did not kill the monkeys, but it was unclear what happened to them afterward.
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In 2015, scientists announced that an experimental Nipah vaccine had protected three monkeys against the virus.
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At one point, a troop of wild monkeys run across the road and start eating weeds.
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The prevailing hypotheses are that they died out because of competition from monkeys and environmental changes.
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A troop of spider monkeys high up in the trees shook branches to scare us off.
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Among these mammals were early monkeys and apes, the ancestors of today's gorillas, gibbons and humans.
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Even baby monkeys understand that an annoying noise gets them a faster response — especially in public.
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"We entertained the idea of using toy monkeys because we do anthropomorphize them," Mr. Simpson said.
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Among macaque monkeys, above, females are known to pair off into temporary but exclusive sexual partnerships.
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The agency ended the study after the deaths of four squirrel monkeys involved in the research.
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"Another employee wrote: "This airplane is designed by clowns who in turn are supervised by monkeys.
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They are joined, albeit with less extreme examples, by lemurs, bonobos, red colobus monkeys, and elephants.
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Some big musical acts, like Calvin Harris and Arctic Monkeys, were discovered during MySpace's musical heyday.
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As with the mice, the inoculated monkeys developed immunity: all three vaccines protected completely against infection.
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Nor is it found in the brilliant cinematography behind window-shopping monkeys and Arizona-bound dragons.
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In an enormous leap forward, scientists cloned monkeys using a technique that created Dolly the sheep.
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Some doctors, he acknowledged, might insist that the experiment be performed first on pigs or monkeys.
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But it turns out monkeys can control their sounds in ways that early researchers didn't recognize.
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In the past few years, China has seen a miniature explosion of genetic engineering in monkeys.
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VERNE DAWSON That work with the family of monkeys, over the mantel, is by Bill Lynch.
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In the 1950s, Albert Sabin noticed that not all strains of poliovirus infected monkeys when exposed.
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At the time, she had attained a degree of notoriety by photographing crying children or monkeys.
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The virus is carried by infected mosquitoes that spread it when they bite humans or monkeys.
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The specific research ranged from monitoring the movement of populations of monkeys to monitoring water quality.
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So when I came across the Arctic Monkeys, they felt like the opposite of it all.
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At the time people presumed Benga's intelligence and cognition to be equal to that of monkeys.
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From Arctic Monkeys to Superorganism to Beyonce, so so so many acts sell socks as merch.
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Producing enough monkeys to test therapies takes years, he said, adding that an experiment like the Chinese one would cost "a few million dollars" and would be more expensive in the United States because of labor costs and less availability of monkeys, which are indigenous to China.
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"Over the years, people have tested this idea in mice and rats and monkeys, and we found that nicotine can protect against the damage that occurs in Parkinson's disease in the brains of monkeys," says Maryka Quik, a former senior research scientist at The Parkinson's Institute.
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In college I took an intro to psychology course where we learned about Harry Harlow's experiments with rhesus monkeys, and how the infant monkeys preferred a cloth mother to one made of wire and wood, even when the wire mother was the one supplying the food.
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The witch's henchmen, a pack of puppet crows, could give flying monkeys a run for their money.
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It's just the jungle — last year there were howler monkeys singing along with me at my set.
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Amid buzz for his role in the hit movie 12 Monkeys, which opened in theaters on Jan.
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If it works in monkeys, he said, clinical trials could happen in as little as three years.
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" Paparazzi at JFK just asked me "if we evolved from monkeys, why is John Legend still around?
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These ancient monkeys were not the only South American animal to have endured such an aquatic journey.
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This evidence strongly suggests that Alesi was a true ape that lived after the split from monkeys.
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Once the zoo feels confident that the monkeys are comfortable, the animals will make their public debut.
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The Angry Purple Monkeys: Aipom A pack of really angry Aipom attack Tim early in the movie.
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In lab monkeys, research suggests that such behaviors may "reduce arousal"—not just emotionally but also physically.
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In this case, the monkeys eventually learned to associate the stimulation with the task without the light.
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It was discovered in 1947 when it was isolated from monkeys in the Zika forest in Uganda.
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It's a fascinating look at how humans interpret a random item, from monkeys to parachutes to phones.
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Some are monkeys who dance to your tune; others are lions who can bite your head off.
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Kara Swisher will be interviewing "Chaos Monkeys" author and former Facebook ad-targeting manager Antonio García-Martínez.
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Monkeys ambled down one street in the colonial heart of the capital, easily dodging the few cars.
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The jungle island is home to numerous endangered species, including orangutans, sun bears and long-nosed monkeys.
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Saturday, after maintenance workers arrived to find lemurs and Capuchin monkeys wandering free from their caged enclosures.
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Monkeys implanted with the device were able to walk within six days of the spinal cord injury.
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A similar technique has been used before, in 1997, to clone two monkeys, named Ditto and Neti.
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To get the spit, they dipped cotton swabs in sugar water, and lobbed them at the monkeys.
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My driving instructor notices my Arctic Monkeys t-shirt, and it turns out she's a fan too.
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The technique has previously been tested by Chinese scientists on human embryos and in monkeys and dogs.
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It's been studied in humans and non-human primates—mostly monkeys and some of the great apes.
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"Chaos Monkeys" aims to be an "irreverent" expose from a founder-turned-Facebook employee and Twitter advisor.
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"Dumb, blind monkeys could do a better job of credit scoring than banks do," Javice tells me.
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However, the league stepped in an ordered the Monkeys to terminate Heimlich's contract, according to the Oregonian .
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Several monkeys were tested as well, and none demonstrated the self-directed behavior shown by the chimps.
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Ebola, first identified in the country in 1976, jumps to humans from animals including bats and monkeys.
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Various species of monkeys produce alarm calls to signal the presence of a threat to their troop.
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Recording devices were used to capture the sounds produced by the green monkeys as a drone approached.
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They also analyzed viral DNA taken from free-ranging monkeys in the park from 2015 to 2016.
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In text messages, he bragged about getting thousands for monkeys, jaguars and lions, according to the Tribune.
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An operator can arrange accommodations, tours and transfers and secure permits to track gorillas and golden monkeys.
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For monkeys without the antibody, it took an average of three weeks to become infected with HIV.
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The Arctic Monkeys have barely exploded, like Turner's hormones, which combines pimples with a Gallagher-esque haircut.
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Still, it's unclear if the monkeys "can actually generate novel insights into the human condition," Muotri says.
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During their two-week excursion, they run into hungry predators, venomous reptiles and hyper-aggressive howler monkeys.
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In animal studies, 100% of Ebola-infected monkeys who received the medicine survived, according to the company.
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The monkeys had "to be killed to protect the indigenous environment," an official told the Japan Times.
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Marmoset monkeys are often used to study brain disorders because they have similar frontal lobes to humans.
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Yet, that's what WowWee's achieved with Fingerlings, its line of colorful robo-monkeys that cost $14.99 apiece.
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The German government said on Monday that any auto emissions testing on monkeys or people was unjustifiable.
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It was first discovered in 232 when it isolated from monkeys in the Zika forest in Uganda.
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Chimpanzees fashion sticks to fish termites from a mound and to hunt monkeys hidden in tree holes.
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Prototypes tested in patients use hundreds of electrodes, while some used for research in monkeys approach 2,000.
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Vervet monkeys, which are usually about two feet long, not including the tail, can be pesky creatures.
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Fewer than 20 years later, mirror neurons were discovered by accident in the brains of macaque monkeys.
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The chances of the monkeys getting adenocarcinoma of the colon was reduced "by about half," Kenmitz said.
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The moist air is full of the sounds of birds, insects, monkeys, and other sloths of course.
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Kangaroos, monkeys, a hedgehog, horses, and reptiles are just some of the critters found on the property.
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Animal rights activists are upset at the brutal reality of infecting female monkeys and dissecting their babies.
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While monkeys have excellent memories, there is no evidence that they are aware of their impending deaths.
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In June, China state television reported that the town had been virtually taken over by macaque monkeys.
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Monkeys that were more frequently groomed were less likely to show an inflammatory response, the study found.
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"Some people are blaming the monkeys, which is absurd, because the mosquitoes are the villains," said Cabral.
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In 2007, monkeys pushed the deputy mayor of Delhi, S.S. Bajwa, off his balcony to his death.
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The Powerpuff Girls have battled a rogue's gallery of evil lab monkeys, hillbilly monsters and androgynous devils.
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So we have cyclones whirling around the theater, we have poppies growing, snow falling, and flying monkeys.
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They (allegedly) fathered humanity by having sex with monkeys and shaped human history as demons and gods.
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In some districts, local governments are also tasked with controlling "vermin", including monkeys, bush pigs and baboons.
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"There's a company in Chicago, Barrel of Monkeys, that is a similar thing," Overtree said, treading carefully.
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Soon, investors also began to show interest and funded the park for the monkeys to reside in.
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"Monkeys and Bears in the Kishkindha Forest," an 18th-century painting by an unknown artist from Jodhpur.
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And, just after sunrise, a deep, eerie sound — howler monkeys calling from tall palms along the river.
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Angela Rasmussen, a virologist at Columbia University, points to a hopeful, if small, study in Macaque monkeys.
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"'With uniforms on, you won't look like monkeys anymore,'" Fred Ndubi, 24, recalled his Chinese supervisors saying.
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Panicky Brazilians started shooting, clubbing and poisoning monkeys in the belief that this could slow the spread.
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A decade later, Terry Gilliam, the director of "Brazil" and "12 Monkeys," had a crack at it.
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There have been pigs, monkeys, turkeys, snakes and oh-so-many dogs, often sprawled across crowded cabins.
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Scientists believe animals, including monkeys, may pick up Marburg virus by eating fruit that bats have gnawed.
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They still tended to look longer at photographs of their friends than pictures of other random monkeys.
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Tests of this so-called mitochondrial replacement therapy, carried out on mice and monkeys, offered encouraging results.
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In a video posted last week, a mob of monkeys runs around a city plaza in Thailand.
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But it is unclear how long the monkeys, or people infected with the virus, will remain immune.
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Near the house is a protected tropical gully with old mahogany trees, frogs and monkeys, she said.
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All four monkeys that got the drug survived; the four that did not died within eight days.
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In the 2800s, the drive to eradicate yellow fever died when scientists realized monkeys carried the virus.
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They point to monkeys and other animals as their source of the knowledge about a particular plant.
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