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Best 1 Yoshizawa's Gorilla

Yoshizawa's Gorilla is an iconic origami sculpture by Akira Yoshizawa, who is widely considered the grandmaster of modern origami. Created using the wet-folding technique he pioneered, the model captures the expressive posture and naturalistic features of a gorilla. Yoshizawa utilized dampened paper...

2 Michael Tomasello

Michael Tomasello is an American developmental and comparative psychologist whose research examines social cognition, communication, cooperation, and cultural learning. His studies compare human children with great apes to investigate capacities such as shared intentionality, joint attention, and no...

3 Proconsul africanus

Proconsul africanus is an extinct primate from the Early Miocene of East Africa, known particularly from fossils found on Rusinga Island in Kenya. It combined an ape-like absence of an external tail with limb and trunk features suited to movement along the tops of branches rather than the suspensory...

4 Esztergom Basilica

The Esztergom Basilica, officially the Primatial Basilica of the Blessed Virgin Mary Assumed Taken Into Heaven and St Adalbert, is a neoclassical church in Esztergom, Hungary, completed in 1869. As the seat of the Archbishop of Esztergom-Budapest, it serves as the mother church of the Roman Catholic...

5 Gigantopithecus blacki

Gigantopithecus blacki was an extinct great ape known mainly from large teeth and lower jaws found in southern China and parts of mainland Southeast Asia. It lived during the Pleistocene and was substantially larger than living apes, although estimates of its body mass remain uncertain because no co...

6 David Premack

David Premack was an American psychologist whose work contributed to comparative psychology, learning theory, and the study of cognition in nonhuman primates. The Premack principle, developed from his research, states that access to a more probable behavior can reinforce a less probable behavior. He...

7 Harry Harlow

Harry Harlow (1905-1981) was an American psychologist known for research on attachment and social development using rhesus macaques. His surrogate-mother experiments showed that infant monkeys generally preferred a soft cloth figure over a wire figure that supplied food, supporting the importance of...

8 Tiwai Island Wildlife Sanctuary

Tiwai Island Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected area on a roughly 12-square-kilometer island in the Moa River in eastern Sierra Leone. The sanctuary is known for supporting one of the highest primate densities in Africa, with at least 11 species recorded, including Diana monkeys, red colobus, and chi...

9 Darwinius masillae (Ida, PMO 214.214)

A 47-million-year-old primate from Germany's Messel Pit, described in 2009; proposed as a human ancestor at publication but subsequently reclassified by most researchers as a strepsirrhine adapiform.

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