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Life: How Ape-like is Man?

on BBC Two England

Life ...in the animal world.
A fortnightly programme introduced by Dr. Desmond Morris.

If man can learn anything from the study of ape behaviour, it follows that it is important for him to be aware of the differences between himself and his nearest relatives.
Dr. John Napier, University of London draws attention to significant anatomical differences.
Dr. John Crook, University of Bristol relates the social development of man and ape.
Dr. Jan van Hooff, University of Utrecht compares some of the facial expressions used by both species.
From the West

Contributors

Presenter:
Dr. Desmond Morris
Speaker:
Dr. John Napier
Speaker:
Dr. John Crook
Speaker:
Dr. Jan van Hooff
Producer:
Ronald Webster

BBC Two England

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