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Intelligence is a product of evolution, opening the possibility that our nearest relatives - apes and monkeys - are also intelligent. Dr Bryne provides a detailed introduction to the differences and similarities between humans and other primates in their cognitive abilities.
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Intelligence is a product of evolution, opening the possibility that our nearest relatives
- apes & monkeys
- are also intelligent. Dr Bryne provides a detailed introduction to the differences & similarities between humans & other primates in their cognitive abilities.

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