American Journal of Primatology

Executive Editor: Paul A. Garber

Impact Factor: 2.221

ISI Journal Citation Reports © Ranking: 2011: 19/146 (Zoology)

Online ISSN: 1098-2345

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Chimps' personalities seem more complex than people's
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Chimps’ “girl talk” is more "negative" when communicating with other females
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Chimps love to solve puzzles!
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Primate species: new slow loris found in Borneo
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Chimp infections contracted by humans affect their return to the wild
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Increased Impact Factor: 2.221—our best score ever
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