- Male
hamadryas baboons have
large white manes.
Baboons exhibit ****ual
dimorphism in size,
colour and/or
canine teeth development.
Baboons are
diurnal and...
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acacia trees.
During the dry season, the
baboons eat
leaves of the
Dobera glabra and
sisal leaves.
Hamadryas baboons also eat insects, spiders, worms, scorpions...
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Hamadryas baboons. Male
guinea baboons are not as
rigidly dominant as
hamadryas baboon males, and
unlike female Hamadryas baboons,
female guinea baboons exert...
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contact between humans and
baboons. Hunting, trapping, and
accidents kill or
remove many
baboons from the wild,
thereby reducing baboon numbers and disrupting...
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aggression a
reproductive disadvantage in
olive baboons. This also
explains the
reason male
olive baboons use
infants as
shields in
aggressive encounters...
- and head.
Yellow baboons have slim
bodies with long arms and legs
along with yellowish-brown hair. They
resemble the
chacma baboon, but are somewhat...
- Jack (died 1890) was the name of a
Chacma baboon who was an ****istant to a
disabled railway signalman,
James Wide, in
South Africa. Jack was the pet and...
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similar to
olive and
yellow baboons.
These are
often much larger,
often comprising over 100
baboons.
Compared to all
other baboon species,
Kindas are unusually...
- Look up
baboon in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
baboon is an Old
World monkey of the
genus Papio.
Baboon may also
refer to: The
local name in Belize...
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Convergent adaptations of
baboons and snub-nosed monkeys?" Prim Rep 70:1-98. Dunbar, R.; Dunbar, P. (1975). "Social
dynamics of
gelada baboons".
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