Monkeys in Central and South America have amazingly diverse faces, from the white-mustached visage of the emperor tamarin to the boiled-lobster-red skin of the bald uakari. Now, research reveals that New World monkeys rely on facial coloration mostly to recognize their own species. Continue Reading: http://www.livescience.com/17847-facial-features-monkey-evolution.html
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First week of school! August 15th
Hey everyone! Welcome to our classroom blog. Here you will find many different things that I find interesting, exciting, and just plain silly. I may also post some things to help you understand what is going on in class. This is also where I will be posting our weekly plans/assignments throughout the year. Please check the blog often so that you can keep on track! Check out the pages on the right, find your class, and get started!
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