In the Bonobo World, Female Camaraderie Prevails - The New York Times
Why is there no "bone" in the human penis? - GIGAZINE
Complex patterns of signalling to convey different social goals of sex in bonobos, Pan paniscus | Scientific Reports
chimp_bonobo_penis_erection_pygmy | Rwanda Tours - Hakuna Matata Safaris
Why Human Penises Lost Their Spines
Bonobo male sitting erect, Monkey | Stock Photo
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bonobo, pygmy chimpanzee Pan paniscus, male standing in pond, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. BWI-BLWS133796 | agefotostock
Why did humans evolve big penises but small testicles?
Bonobos, a primate close to humans, is highly sexed and uses sexuality as a means of maintaining social order – New York Daily News
How penis bones help primates win the mating game – and why humans might have lost theirs
Why Don't We Live and Love Like Our Cousins the Bonobo Apes?
Millions of years ago, we would have had penis bones | Stuff.co.nz
NOVA - Official Website | Learning From Bonobos
Are Men 'Wired' to Dominate Women? Bonobos Suggest Not - The Atlantic
Bonobos Use the Power of Female Friendship to Overthrow Male Hierarchy
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Why humans have larger penises and smaller testicles than other great apes - Genetic Literacy Project
Mature male Bonobo or (formerly) Pygmy Chimpanzee (Pan Paniscus) in a natural setting, showing an erect penis while eating Stock Photo - Alamy
Bonobo (Pan paniscus) | Heidi & Hans-Juergen Koch | archive
Overthrowing the Patriarchy Through Ecstatic Sex - Nautilus
Why DO humans have such large penises? | Daily Mail Online
Bonobos Have Lots of Sex, Are Awesome, May Hold Key to Our Past - Pacific Standard
Chimps, bonobos, and the evidence that humans are naturally polygamous | by The Gift Of Fire | Medium
Swingers | The New Yorker
