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  1. Ape behavior is advanced and complex. Social strategies differ, from the semi-solitary orangutans, to chimpanzees living in loose groups of up to 100 individuals. One commonality is the bond between mother and infant. Ape diets are primarily based on fruits and plants, with insects and small vertebrates often supplementing.
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    Apes are generally more intelligent than monkeys, and most species of apes exhibit some use of tools. While both monkeys and apes can use sounds and gestures to communicate, apes have demonstrated higher ability with language, and some individual apes have been trained to learn human sign languages.
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    Ape behavior is distinctly advanced and complex. While there are some general trends, behavior is an area where many of the differences among the apes can be found. The apes tend towards different social strategies. This may relate to food availability, habitat structure, or other factors.
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    Autism is a developmental disorder that interferes with and affects the child's ability to interact and communicate. Some of the repetitive behaviors in autism are opening and closing the drawers, talking about the same thing, repetitive sentences, rocking the body, lining up toys, and flipping objects. These are the hallmark of autism.
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    Great ape cognition is used as a reference point to specify the evolutionary origins of complex cognitive abilities, including in humans. This research often assumes that great ape cognition consists of cognitive abilities (traits) that account for stable differences between individuals, which change and develop in response to experience.
    He posits this skill, in conjunction with the primates’ long-term memory, intentional communication and fine control of the laryngeal muscles, could perhaps one day lead to the evolution of ape language, or some semblance of speech as used by humans.
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