Similarities in Human and Nonhuman Primates: Familial Relationships.

Familial Relationships 2 Borgmeyer Similarities in Human and Nonhuman Primates: Familial Relationships. There have been thousands of research projects concerning socio-cultural experiments and interpretations. Due to this, observations have been recorded on social and family groups within the human primate and non-human primate society; as well as the similarities between them and the deviant, aberrant behavior patterns that result. In the smaller primates there are 2 major classes of monkey--Old World, which are tree dwellers and will …

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