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• The school's original boundary was Papio Creek; today it is the city limits.
• The traditional five-form classification probably under-represents the variation within " Papio ".
• Some ( older ) classifications list only two species in the genus " Papio ", this one and the hamadryas baboon.
• This behavior also occurs in hamadryas baboons ( " Papio hamadryas " ), where the leader males practice intensive mate guarding.
• Zinner was particularly intrigued by swellings he observed in six female baboons of the species Papio hamadryas when new males took control of a group.
• At 7 : 00 on the night of the 19th, Cudahy arrived at the lantern, which was located near the Little Papio Creek.
• Also known as Dam Site 16, the lake was originally built as a dam for flood control on Papillion Creek in the Lower Papio Valley.
• Project partners include Papio-Missouri River Natural Resource District, City of Papillion, Sarpy County, Nebraska and the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.
• Because mandrills look like Crayola versions of baboons, they were thought until recently to be close cousins of the Papio family, even members of it.
• Other popular parks in the city include Dodge Park, Glenn Cunningham Lake, the Gene Leahy Mall, and the lakes in the Lower Papio Valley.
• In addition to the great apes, deceptive behaviour has been observed in baboons ( " Papio ursinus " ) which are Old World monkeys.
• Some versions of the Duffy antigen have been associated with protection from " Hepatocytis " infection in yellow baboons ( " Papio cynocephalus " ).
• In yellow baboons ( " Papio cynocephalus " ) mutations in this gene have been associated with protection from infection with species of the genus " Hepatocystis ".
• However, current knowledge of the morphological, genetic, and behavioral diversity within " Papio " is too poor to make any final, comprehensive judgment on this matter.
• A subadult male from a captive group of Guinea baboons ( " Papio papio " ) learned, by trial-and-error, to use a tool to rake in food.
• A subadult male from a captive group of Guinea baboons ( " Papio papio " ) learned, by trial-and-error, to use a tool to rake in food.
• In 1580, Bartolomeo Papio, who had become wealthy in Rome, donated 25, 000 Scudi to Ascona for the construction of a seminary as long as the work could be completed within three years.
• The genus name is derived from the Dutch word " baviaan ", referring to the Chacma baboon, " Papio ursinus ", that consumes the corms of plants in the genus.
• Anubis baboons ( " Papio anubis " ) and hamadryas baboons ( " Papio hamadryas " ) in Ethiopia use fruits and leaves of " Balanites aegyptiaca " to control schistosomiasis.
• Anubis baboons ( " Papio anubis " ) and hamadryas baboons ( " Papio hamadryas " ) in Ethiopia use fruits and leaves of " Balanites aegyptiaca " to control schistosomiasis.