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<title><![CDATA[Monkeys, Chimps, or Apes: A Primate Primer]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[“Look, it’s a monkey!” the father says to his son, pointing at the caged chimpanzee sitting with his back to the onlookers. The information sheet posted on the wall corrects the misnomer, but I doubt the man will read it. Sure enough, the pair strolls forward to look at the next ‘monkey,’ which is really an orangutan.]]></description>
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