Quiz on Apes - Indian Wildlife Club

1. .......................opened a window on the social nature of gorillas, their complex range of emotions and behaviours. John MitaneJane GoodallDian Fossey
2. Hoolock gibbons use their .....................to mark and establish territory. UrineScentSongs and whistles
3. Bonobos are found in the wild only in SumatraNigeriaZaire
4. Tool use among chimps was first discovered in 1980s1930s1960s
5. Bonobos are different from chimpanzees because they are, SmallerFemale centricWalk upright often
6. Genetically ........................are closest to humans GorillasOrangutansBonobos
7. The only ape found in India is the Hoolock gibbonChimpanzeeBonobo
8. The DNA of...........................is similar to that of homo sapiens. GibbonsChimpanzeesOrangutans
9. The largest primate is GorillaOrangutanChimpanzee
10. In parts of Africa and Asia, effective protection for apes have been provided by Tourist dollarsGame lawsState Governments

1. .......................opened a window on the social nature of gorillas, their complex range of emotions and behaviours.
John MitaneJane GoodallDian Fossey

2. Hoolock gibbons use their .....................to mark and establish territory.
UrineScentSongs and whistles

3. Bonobos are found in the wild only in
SumatraNigeriaZaire

4. Tool use among chimps was first discovered in
1980s1930s1960s

5. Bonobos are different from chimpanzees because they are,
SmallerFemale centricWalk upright often

6. Genetically ........................are closest to humans
GorillasOrangutansBonobos

7. The only ape found in India is the
Hoolock gibbonChimpanzeeBonobo

8. The DNA of...........................is similar to that of homo sapiens.
GibbonsChimpanzeesOrangutans

9. The largest primate is
GorillaOrangutanChimpanzee

10. In parts of Africa and Asia, effective protection for apes have been provided by
Tourist dollarsGame lawsState Governments