are there any species of monkeys  that are non vegeterian?
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First, we and our closest relatives are great apes not monkeys. The chimpanzee hunts and eats meat, but is predominantly vegetarian. The bonobo is an opportunistic meat eater. The gorilla is vegetarian. The orangutan is largely vegetarian.
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Japanese macaque\n\nDon't forget to pick a best answer.
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1. There is no such thing as a "lower primate". Only creationists who are ignorant of evolutionary science would ever  use such a term. All organisms have been evolving for EXACTLY the same amount of time. There are no "lower" organisms.\n\n2. We are not simply the descendants of apes, we ARE apes. Humans are one of the 5 currently living great ape species. \n\n3. The most compelling evidence is in the degre of genetic homogeneity, with over 95% of genetic material shared between humans and the chimp species.
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Some monkeys can swim, like Debrazza guenons Cercopithecus neglectus, Allen’s swamp monkeys Allenopithecus nigroviridis, and proboscis monkeys Nasalis larvatus. They may swim across a stream or river to avoid predators or get to food, and Allen’s swamp monkeys even "go fishing” by laying leaves or grass on top of the water, and grabbing fish that come to hide underneath.
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chimps not orangutans nave been found to have  S I V  [ similar to H I V . but if you are bitten by by chimp monkey or coming in to contact with its body fluids  in an open wound while hunting you may . sex is  not the only route though its the commonest
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Animals do not have chlorophyl in their cells....;
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Monkeys, lizards, birds, parrots, and SHARKS
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Yes mushrooms have respiration but not photosynthesis like plants.
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Your question is poorly phrased. \n\nThere are two species of chimpanzee, gorillas and orangutans that are our closest relatives. Then I guess gibbons are next?
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All the claims based on human physiology have good non-aquatic possibilities such as adaptations to a savanna lifestyle, so it's not a compelling theory.\n\nIt does however seem entirely plausible that as generalists, our ancestors may have foraged around the water's edges and shallows, much like some monkeys do today.\n\nThere's a good list of the arguments for and objections (at the bottom) against the theory on Wikipedia at the link below
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the main difference is monkeys have tails and generally can be found in trees. gorrillas do not have tails and spend most of their time on the ground.
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Of course not!!\n\n\nThey evolved from gullible monkeys.
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Hmm...monkeys are a tad not as smart as humans, they cannot speak, hairy, and extremely on the ugly side...humans are a bit more advanced, and i'll say that's your answer..:)
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A monkey (eg baboon, macaque, tamarin) has a tail. A chimpanzee, which is an ape, does not have a tail\n\nOther types of apes are: gorillas, orangutans and gibbons
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These are general differences between monkeys and apes: \n\n1. apes have no tails\n2. apes have larger bodies and relatively larger brains \n3. apes have mobile, rotary shoulder joint which allows them to swing and hang from their arms (monkeys are quadrupeds that jump and run along the tops of branches or on the ground)\n 4. apes have wider torso and shorter, stiffer lumbar region
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As you've phrased it, the answer would have to be kittens.\n\nAre you sure you didn't mean "as dog is to PUPPY?"  In that case I think the answer is just baby monkey.
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No, they are mammals!