The Third Chimpanzee

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The Third Chimpanzee is a popular science book by Jared Diamond that explores human evolution and behavior by comparing Homo sapiens to our closest primate relatives.


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instanceOf book about human evolution
non-fiction book
popular science book
author Jared Diamond
centralThesis Humans are a third species of chimpanzee closely related to common chimpanzees and bonobos
compares Homo sapiens
bonobos
chimpanzees
countryOfOrigin United States
examines causes of human self-destructive behavior
evolution of human agriculture
evolution of human art
evolution of human language
evolution of human sexuality
evolution of human societies
explores differences between humans and other primates
similarities between humans and other primates
followedBy Guns, Germs, and Steel
hasAlternativeTitle The Rise and Fall of the Third Chimpanzee
hasGenre evolutionary psychology literature
science writing
hasTheme continuity between humans and other animals
evolutionary origins of human culture
long-term survival of human civilization
influenced public understanding of human evolutionary biology
notableFor popularizing ideas about human evolution for a general audience
originalLanguage English
publicationYear 1991
publisher HarperCollins
structure collection of thematically linked chapters
subject anthropology
art and culture
comparative primatology
environmental destruction
evolutionary biology
genocide
human behavior
human evolution
human uniqueness
language evolution
sexual selection
targetAudience general readers
usesMethod comparative analysis of humans and other primates
warnsAbout environmental degradation caused by humans
risk of human self-extinction

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Jared Diamond
Jared Diamond
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The Third Chimpanzee ("The Rise and Fall of the Third Chimpanzee")
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