2 ACP000b26n / ACP000b270

• by NuriaM scientist, moderator

  ACP000b26n : could these two be Ruby + CFinf04? she is carrying a big infant, like CFInf04

  and the next two climbing down next in ACP000b270 : here I went back to Homare again: CFinf07 has a prominent white spot on the top of its head, like this infant:

  left ACP000b270 , right Homare + CFinf04 in ACP000bd78

  

  Posted September 18, 2018 10:34 AM

• by midnightsun

  Ruby had this arm injury in a video on August 1, 2012. This is August 30, 2012 and her left arm looks fully mobile. Would this work? I am also not sure whether her right ear is damaged or not. What do you think? Is there a piece in the lower part missing or somehow distorted? I cannot get a really good look at Ruby's ear (ACP000ax01), but it looks "better".

  Posted October 23, 2018 2:55 PM

• by midnightsun

  ACP000b270 - this swelling is quite protruded and Homare's is really neat, small, and somewhat lighter (ACP000bcz9)

  What about ACP000b27l a day later? These swellings and robust females look similar. Also the infant sizes. But no face view. 😦

  Posted October 23, 2018 3:05 PM

• by NuriaM scientist, moderator in response to midnightsun's comment.

  oh yes, you are right about Ruby. The left arm of the female in ACP000b26n looks too healthy to be Ruby´s. I was more focused on the infant. Thank you for pointing this out 😃

  so no Ruby + infant in ACP000b26n

  Posted October 24, 2018 11:45 AM

• by NuriaM scientist, moderator in response to midnightsun's comment.

  ACP000b270 : I´m not sure if I see what you mean about the swelling. A bigger swelling means a different phase in the female´s cycle, but not necessarily a differernt trait...

  any more opinions?

  thanks midnightsun 😃

  Posted October 24, 2018 11:56 AM

• by midnightsun in response to NuriaM's comment.

  You suggested above for the following video ACP000b270 Homare and infant. As in the other thread i would argue that Homare's swelling is less protruded and neater. I did not say "big" and did not talk about different phases of a female's cycle.

  I furthermore suggested that the female in ACP000b270 could be a match to the female in ACP000b27l - because of the protruded swelling, body build and infant size. But there is no good face view. The swelling would not change recognizable in a day.

  This also means that neither ACP000b27l nor ACP000b270 is in my opinion Homare.

  Posted October 24, 2018 12:06 PM

• by NuriaM scientist, moderator in response to midnightsun's comment.

  ok, thank you for your thoughts.

  sorry, I misunderstood you. So you suggest that ACP000b270 = ACP000b27l (not Homare) right?

  These videos are really hard...

  Posted October 24, 2018 12:43 PM

• by Buzharevski scientist, moderator in response to NuriaM's comment.

  I agree that ACP000b270 = ACP000b27l. I'm not sure if that's Homare or not tho

  Posted October 25, 2018 2:31 PM

• by NuriaM scientist, moderator

  ok, thank you.

  I see that these two females have the same body coloration and build. Infants are the same size... yes, they could be a match.

  Anyone? more votes for ACP000b270 = ACP000b27l please 😃

  Posted October 26, 2018 10:00 AM

• by Boleyn moderator in response to NuriaM's comment.

  Yes they could be the same due to the mentioned traits.
  I think they might fit CFFem02 or 02b but I think their traits are not well enough seen to be sure on either of them.

  Posted October 26, 2018 11:38 AM

• by NuriaM scientist, moderator in response to Boleyn's comment.

  great, thanks!!

  @midnightsun , you didn´t name any chimp at CF...would you like to think of a name for the female in ACP000b270 = ACP000b27l ?

  Posted October 29, 2018 8:48 AM

• by midnightsun

  I just named here. Maybe someone else wants to name the other female?

  Also, as we don't have a face view, can we exclude that she is another known chimp? We only excluded Homare based on the swelling, right.

  Posted October 30, 2018 8:17 AM

• by NuriaM scientist, moderator in response to midnightsun's comment.

  Oh, sorry, I asked you twice...

  Posted October 30, 2018 10:07 AM

• by NuriaM scientist, moderator in response to midnightsun's comment.

  Do you have any suggestion about the female, before I ask for a namer?

  Posted October 30, 2018 10:10 AM

• by NuriaM scientist, moderator

  ACP000b26n = CFFem20 & CFInf20

  Posted December 6, 2018 7:52 AM