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EurekAlert!
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Reliance on vision drove varied brain development in primates

9+ hour ago   (521+ words) New fossil study led by Duke finds vision — not the “thinking” frontal lobe — drove the expansion of the primate neocortex image: A virtual endocast of primate species Simonsius grangeri created by the researchers. view more Credit: Kay et al./MorphoSource…...

Montana State University
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Montana State researcher helps rewrite understanding of how primate brain evolved

9+ hour, 53+ min ago   (12+ words) montana.edu...

Mirage News
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Vision Key to Diverse Primate Brain Evolution

9+ hour, 44+ min ago   (466+ words) A new study led by a Duke University scientist overturns a long-held idea about how primates, including humans, came to have such large and sophisticated brains. The research finds that the dramatic expansion of the primate neocortex was driven largely…...

Earth.com
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Wild monkeys learn from clues left on stone tools

11+ hour, 17+ min ago   (965+ words) Tool use gives some animals access to foods that teeth, fingers, or claws cannot easily open. Yet using a tool is only part of the challenge because the animal must also choose an object with the right qualities for the…...

en.worldtempus.com
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The Ellipse Enigma

1+ day, 5+ hour ago   (470+ words) They say you should always trust your gut. In watchmaking, as in everyday life, it is an ill-advised notion. I want to put myself out there as a cautionary tale of what prejudice can do to one's love for watches....

International Business Times
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Why Wild Capuchin Monkeys Started 'Kissing' an AI Touchscreen for Banana Rewards

1+ day, 12+ hour ago   (272+ words) Wild capuchin monkeys in Costa Rica's Taboga Forest Reserve learned to touch an artificial-intelligence-powered screen to receive banana rewards, according to a study published as a proof-of-concept in the American Journal of Primatology. Researchers said the device offers a new…...

Medium
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The Evolution of the Triangle: From Ancient Geometry to Modern CGI

1+ day, 9+ hour ago   (30+ words) The triangle itself never changed. What changed was humanity’s understanding of what three connected lines could do. A triangle …...

The Economic Times
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Capuchin monkeys learn to ‘kiss’ an AI touchscreen for banana rewards in a groundbreaking Costa Rica experiment as new technology takes animal cognition research into the wild

2+ day, 15+ hour ago   (401+ words) Wild capuchin monkeys in Costa Rica have learned to use an AI-powered touchscreen to earn banana rewards, with some even “kissing” the screen. The new CapuchinAI system could help scientists study learning, memory, impulse control and cognitive flexibility in wild…...

ScienceAlert
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Monkeys Show a Strange Language Quirk We Thought Was Unique to Humans

2+ day, 14+ hour ago   (218+ words) If I told you the shapes below had names – one is called 'Bouba', the other 'Kiki' – which would you think is which? The shapes used in the 'bouba/kiki' experiments....

Medium
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Bypassing Pi: How to Find the Area of a Circle Using Two Squares

2+ day, 23+ hour ago   (146+ words) Learn more about the Void rule in logic I use for this post here: List: Philosophy of Math and Metaphysics | Curated by Benjamin Allen …...