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So Tomasello's Max Planck colleague, primatologist Christophe Boesch, looked for evidence of altruism in the wild.

所以，托马塞洛在麦克斯·普朗克的同事，灵长类动物学家克里斯托夫·伯施，就开始了在野外需找证据。

Its motion, at times, struck a mocking tone. "A monkey, an animal-rights organization and a primatologist walk into federal court to sue for infringement of the monkey's claimed copyright. What seems like the setup for a punch line is really happening."

这份动议书不时带有揶揄口吻。“一只猴子、一个动物权利保护组织和一位灵长类动物学家走进联邦法院，起诉这只猴子所谓的版权遭到侵犯。这听起来像是一则笑话的开头，没想到还真发生了。”

" What was astonishing is how small this brain is," Duke University primatologist Elwyn Simons, who led the study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, said in a telephone interview.

杜克大学灵长类动物学家Elwyn Simons在电话采访中说：“我们很惊讶它的大脑竟然如此之小。”由他负责的本次研究被刊登在美国国家科学院报中。

Birut é Galdikas, a renowned primatologist who has been studying orang-utans in Tanjung Puting since 1971, is "thrilled" by the idea. Rescued orang-utans, of whom more than 300 are in her care centre in the park, could be freed without danger to the wild population.

BirutéGaldikas对该项目很赞赏，她是一位著名的灵长目动物学家，她从1971年以来就开始研究丹戎普丁国家公园的猩猩，在公园的中心由300多只猩猩在她的照料下可以安全地放回野生群体中。

But Steve Ross, a primatologist at Lincoln Park Zoo, wanted to explore this behaviour further and found that there were no data on sequential learning in gorillas.

但是史蒂夫•罗斯（林肯动物园的灵长类动物学家）想进一步研究这种行为，他发现有关大猩猩排序能力学习的研究数据还没有。

That's the true story of Imo the macaque monkey! In 1952 on the island of Koshima, a primatologist was leaving sweet potatoes on the shore for the monkeys to eat.

这是Imo真实的故事！1952年在Koshima小伤伤，一个灵长类动物学家把一些红薯放在岸边让猴子吃。

The primatologist realized he was watching the way new ideas spread in society!

灵长类动物学家意识到他观察到的正是新方法在猴群社会中的传播方式！