Ivy & Imani/RSJuv07--Do we know this female + offspring?
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by maureenmccarthy scientist, moderator
I don't think I recognize this female and her rather large kid riding dorsally:
ACP000bsz0 (also briefly visible in prior video, ACP000bsyz)
Does anyone else recognize them? If not, I will give them temporary IDs.
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by Boleyn moderator
Some days ago I was looking for known chimps to compare this couple but couldn't find them either. Good to know they have a temp ID now 😃
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by jwidness moderator
I think this might be her in ACP000ch19 tagged by @amgaynor
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by Snorticus
ACP000cgmw and ACP000cgmyI think this is them again in this long line found by Dana23 and AnLand and me, traveling in front of Waldemar.
ACP000cgmw Female with long upper lip and protruding muzzle, very shiny bald spot above the mid brow, and quite large infant with big pink ears.
ACP000cgmy Closer look at the juvenile's face with a broad nose, dark eye mask, and the big pink ears that stick out.
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by luca-chimp
Mhm, Im quite unsure, but is it possible, that this is Hafidha and RSJuv05?
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by Boleyn moderator
@luca-chimp I was also thinking about Hafidha but ruled it out because RSJuv05 has a darker face than the juvenile in video ACP000bsz0 but obviously it was just the very different light that tricked me once again. Now with the new videos I can see his face is actually as dark as the one of RSJuv05 therefore I think you might be right. Let's hear what Maureen and the others thinks about it 😃
RSJuv05, dark mask, round brows, wide nose all similar
our juvenile above:
and Hafidha
and the female above:
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by jwidness moderator
She's in ACP000cf3c, tagged by @Snorticus
Also ACP000bihz and ACP000bii0, tagged by @Dana23 @awallen @Snorticus
She sure reminds me of Jaman with that long upper lip and round mouth!
She's the second adult in ACP000ceu2, tagged by @luca-chimp
ACP000cbc3 tagged by @Dana23 @zoogirl1 @Snorticus
ACP000cexk tagged by @Dana23
I think it's her in ACP000cf37, tagged by @Henrik87 @Snorticus @zoogirl1
And if it's her in ACP000cf37, then I'm pretty sure she's in ACP000cez0 as well, tagged by @lauraklynn @Dana23 @Snorticus
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by Boleyn moderator
Nice collection @jwidness. In most of the screenshots you posted she looks different from Hafida due to the long muzzle that reminds me too of Jaman. I tried to compare her further to Hafida and I think I found more traits that differentiate those two. Our female here seems to have a special shaped left ear maybe also the right one, can't see it clearly while Hafida's ears are described as "undamaged". Also her brows seem to be more rounded and less protruding than Hafidas. Can we rule this match out or what do you think?
Hafida
new female:
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by maureenmccarthy scientist, moderator
I agree that she is a new female and not Hafidha. So this lady needs a name! @jwidness found the first matching videos but will decline the name. Next @Snorticus posted match videos... therefore would you like to name her, @Snorticus?
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by Snorticus
Thanks for all those pics of her, @jwidness. Maureen - I think I would like to name her Ivy because her offspring is so often clinging to her. She does have a long lip that reminds me of Jaman. Maybe they're siblings?
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by jwidness moderator
Excellent choice : )
I was wondering if she might be Jaman's mom, and wishing all those poop samples could tell us ; )
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by Boleyn moderator
Lovely name, I like it! I'm still wondering why a juvenile of this size is still riding so often on moms back.
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by Snorticus
That same thought occurred to me, jwidness. How is the poo-processing going MimiA? I was puzzled by the riding behaviour too, Boleyn - glad to see the kid walking in some of the other clips jwidness posted. Poor Ivy's back 😉
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by Boleyn moderator
yep, poor Ivy! I think the juvenile should be called "Poison" 😛 😄
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by luca-chimp
Or Limpet 😄
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by maureenmccarthy scientist, moderator
Ivy is a great name, @Snorticus ! Thank you!
It would be great if the genetic data could help us to directly figure out the parent-offspring kinship of the individuals we have come to know in the videos. Unfortunately, the only way this can work is if we know who the poo is collected from when it is found in the field. Because these chimpanzees are unhabituated, though, the field researchers typically find the poo under a nest or along a trail and do not have the benefit of knowing who produced the poo they collect. That makes it tough to directly link the genetic data with the camera trap videos to look at questions of paternity, etc.
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by Snorticus
Lol, @Boleyn "Poison" seems a tiny bit harsh for the poor insecure juvenile 😉 Lol, @luca-chimp I had to google "Limpet"
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by maureenmccarthy scientist, moderator
No need to say "silly me". I am certain that many of the citizen scientists are quite interested in how the whole process works, and such comments are therefore intended for the benefit of all.
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by MimiA scientist, moderator in response to Snorticus's comment.
@Snorticus - we're working on getting those poops genotyped but it takes some time with so many! and our amazing grad student @Lesterj1972 is working on some new methods to really be able to get through things efficiently 😃
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by Snorticus in response to maureenmccarthy's comment.
@maureemmccarthy I did not mean to disparage that inquiry at all, just myself. I have edited that thoughtless "silly remark".
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by maureenmccarthy scientist, moderator in response to Snorticus's comment.
No worries! And for the record, I think it's a great question! 😃
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by Snorticus
It was definitely great to hear an update on the poo processing 😃
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by MimiA scientist, moderator in response to Snorticus's comment.
😄 😄 😄
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by maureenmccarthy scientist, moderator
Since Ivy's offspring is a young juvenile, we can better describe her traits and give her a name too while we're at it. For starters, we can see that she's a female in ACP000cf37. No good previews but the video shows it well.
I've given her the temporary ID RSJuv07 for now but @Boleyn , would you like to name her? You have been involved a lot in the match thread. 😃
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by jwidness moderator
Maureen pointed out Ivy in ACP000cc09, and now I think it's also her in ACP000cciv (the closer chimp).
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by Boleyn moderator in response to maureenmccarthy's comment.
Thank you very much Maureen, I'd love to name our little shy and anxious girl. Let me find a nice name for her.
@jwidness do you then think that the juvenile right at the beginning or better seen here ACP000cciu is Ivy's daugther?
And: are juveniles also showing piloerect fur or is this just a very fluffy little one?
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by maureenmccarthy scientist, moderator
Thanks!
Also, regarding the genetics/videos, there was a great discussion about that and other things here in case you missed it 😃
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by Boleyn moderator
yep, I missed that. Thanks for the link Maureen.
In the meantime I have found a short article about piloerection in chimpanzees
Reading this and supposing that our little girl here is a bit on the anxious side I can very well imagine that she is pilo erect in this video above. (in case this really is Ivy's daugther of course)
Because RSJuv07 is so "faithful" to her mother Ivy ( 😃 ) I'd like to call her Imani which means faithful in Swahili.
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by maureenmccarthy scientist, moderator
Lovely name, @Boleyn ! Thank you!
And thanks for the article about piloerection. I am not so sure in the video above...she could be but it's a bit difficult to tell. (I always think their hair looks weird in the black and white videos!) In general it is associated with display behavior (particularly in adult males) and less so with momentary anxiousness, but this is a generalization to be sure.
And just as a reminder to anyone who doesn't know or may have forgotten, we have the handy hashtag #piloerect which can be used when you see a "fluffy" chimpanzee in piloerect mode. Thanks!
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by jwidness moderator
In ACP000bwd4, the female who starts the video at the bottom of the hill looks like Ivy to me. And Imani must be one of the juveniles, but I honestly haven't really looked at her features enough to even guess at which (so to answer @Boleyn -- I'm not sure about the juvenile in ACP000cciu, but seems reasonable).
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by Boleyn moderator
She does look like Ivy to me too. For Imani I would say she must be the one in front of her in the first seconds and behind Ivy and reaching out to her right at the end of the video. But that's nothing but a guess 😃
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by maureenmccarthy scientist, moderator
I have tagged them, thanks!
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by jwidness moderator
Looks like Ivy/Imani again here: ACP000bqgp
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by maureenmccarthy scientist, moderator
Tagged, thanks!
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by jwidness moderator
I ran into ACP000bv98 in classification -- part of ACP000bv95 ACP000bv96 ACP000bv97 ACP000bv98 and thought it looked like Ivy and Imani.
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by jwidness moderator
ACP000bqgp is already tagged, but it looks they're actually on two triggers of the camera. At 14:08, there is ACP000bqgc ACP000bqgg ACP000bqgj, then ACP000bqgp at 14:09.
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by maureenmccarthy scientist, moderator
I tagged them in these videos too, thanks!
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by jwidness moderator
I think I spotted Ivy and Imani in this black and white set: ACP000cawn ACP000cawp ACP000cawq ACP000cawr
In the first clip, Ivy is the one climbing down in the background
Imani is the juvenile climbing down in the beginning of the second clip
At the end of the second clip, Ivy comes walking into view
She then climbs up the tree in the third clip
And Imani follows her up in the last clip
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by maureenmccarthy scientist, moderator
Great, I tagged them. Thanks!
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by jwidness moderator
Having looked at Imani's face a little more, I think @Boleyn is correct that she's the juvenile in front of Ivy in ACP000cciu and ACP000cciv
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by puddock
I think these same four are in video ACP000cc4f - sorry - haven't figured out how to link to it yet...I've posted a comment on the video on the main page...looks like a nice close group 😃
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by jwidness moderator
Just typing the number of the video links it automatically : )
If you look at the comments already on a video, you may find that the chimps in it are already identified. For ACP000cc4f, we've identified Swing (leaving at the beginning), Ivy (the mom), Imani (the juvenile), and La Presidente (the last one).
If you need any help with the interface, feel free to ask!
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by puddock
Thanks so much - I'm beginning to get the hang of it... 😃
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by jwidness moderator
ACP000c038 looks like Ivy and Imani to me, and the next video I agree with @AnLand looks like Sonas ACP000c039 ACP000c03a
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by maureenmccarthy scientist, moderator
Yep, I agree and propose tagging as suggested. Any other suggestions?
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by Boleyn moderator
Here's an addition to the Ivy and Imani collection ACP000bujh ACP000bujj found by @AnLand (and me) 😃 and we both think that the second female is Yeye. The videos are quite dark but all three are still recognizable.
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by maureenmccarthy scientist, moderator
Okay, I tagged Ivy, Imani, and Sonas in ACP000c038 / ACP000c039 / ACP000c03a and I agree about Ivy, Imani, and Yeye in ACP000bujh / ACP000bujj. I propose tagging these as suggested too. Anyone else want to chime in?
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by jwidness moderator
Does ACP000bn3l look like Imani to anyone else?
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by Boleyn moderator
Those huge ears and the big nose sure look like Imani's 😃
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by jwidness moderator
Do you think ACP000byx4 is Ivy and Imani?
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by maureenmccarthy scientist, moderator
I have tagged ACP000bujh / ACP000bujj as suggested (Ivy, Imani, and Yeye).
I agree about Imani in ACP000bn3l and Ivy and Imani in ACP000byx4. (Ivy's distinctive face visible in the latter). I propose tagging as suggested.
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by maureenmccarthy scientist, moderator
So we have some consensus on Imani in ACP000bn3l and no alternative suggestions about ACP000byx4 so I will tag Imani and Ivy/Imani respectively. If anyone has additional comments, please chime in!
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by jwidness moderator
Ivy and Imani are in ACP000cckn, along with Swing
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by maureenmccarthy scientist, moderator
Agreed! Those three are very straightforward I think, so I have tagged them and Kim was already tagged. Also, Arabella was ID'd in the prior video, ACP000cckm, so I tagged her here too. Other suggestions welcome. Also, does anyone know who is following with the ventral infant at the end and in ACP000cckp? Then it looks like La_Pres after those two.
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by AnLand moderator in response to maureenmccarthy's comment.
The female with the ventral Infant should be Robin (based on the swelling, baldness, open mouth and size of the Infant). Compare for instance ACP000bdcn and ACP000bumc.
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by AnLand moderator
Which (last posting) might indicate that the running juvenile in ACP000cchn could be Kitoko (birdie tuft, fluffy, and a girl).
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by jwidness moderator
To me Robin's infant looks smaller than the one in ACP000cckp. Robin's infant can't reach around her hips with his/her feet, but this infant has no problem reaching that far.
infant's feet easily visible around hips
no feet visible, just a few days before ACP000cckp
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by AnLand moderator
In my opinion, Robin's infant has a strange way of hanging very low on Robin's belly, in fact, low and loose, the little butt almost at Robin's knees. That was what irritated us in the beginning as it looks like swinging testicles. In the situation here ( ACP000cckp ) the infant on purpose tries to be higher - as it wants to see the camera (there is a clear camera reaction). Another factor why the kid is higher up might be the log they are crossing.
The infant looks not smaller than in other footage.
I have actually also no idea who else might this be. Chiara's swelling look different (more round). Lesley has a neater, but similar swelling, but her infant is definitely bigger. Both Chiara and Lesley might have the same extent of baldness. Pandora's baldness is not that big and her swelling also looks different. RSFem14 (with a small kid) has a gray beard, while this female has a very dark face. And also the mentioned juvenile is - in my opinion - rather Kitoko than Sparkle.
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by jwidness moderator
Any more thoughts about ACP000cciu and ACP000cciv? (Discussed on pages 3 and 4 of this thread)
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