Without adequate information, we can’t prioritise efforts and funding to best protect our primate relatives.
- Professor of Anthropology, Durham University
Our closest relatives are being wiped out and it’s all our fault.
Prehistoric grandmothers helping out with the kids may have led to a surplus of older men competing for a comparatively small number of young, fertile women. Could this have created long-term couples?
Sperm banks and human cloning may not be the future. A study in beetles reveals that having two sexes boosts genetic quality.
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