Examples of 'large brains' in a sentence
Meaning of "large brains"
large brains: referring to individuals or species possessing a brain size that is comparatively bigger or more developed than average
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Humans evolved large brains by eating meat.
These people have very large brains.
Large brains are thus not necessary to play with numbers.
Humans have very large brains.
We have very large brains relative to our body size.
A few lemurs have been noted to have relatively large brains.
At the time people were growing their large brains they lived in the tropics.
People attribute other mythical qualities to their unexceptionally large brains.
Baboons use their nimble fingers and large brains to collect an extraordinary variety of food.
We think we are amazing because we have opposable thumbs and large brains.
Humans have relatively large brains and small guts compared to our primate relatives.
Modern humans are to a large extent characterized by bipedal locomotion and large brains.
Our findings challenge the notion that large brains are needed for complex societies.
Thus, the earliest hominids did not posses large brains.
For females, large brains are advantageous.
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Cephalopods are an independent experiment in the evolution of large brains and complex behavior.
Troodontids had unusually large brains among dinosaurs, comparable to those of living flightless birds.
Why have they developed such large brains?
Humans have nice, large brains that make us clever and able to control our.
They have well-developed sense organs and relatively large brains.
They had relatively good day vision and large brains compared with other lemurs.
However, contrarily to the common opinion, most primates do not have especially large brains.
With their large brains and enormous strength, Neanderthals seemed equipped.
These creatures stood on two feet, had large brains and used tools.
They are also considered the most intelligent of invertebrates, with well-developed senses and large brains.
Make tools, large brains.
Cephalopods are the most intelligent of the invertebrates with well-developed senses and large brains.
And actually, they have very large brains - on average, larger than ours.
The morphology of Australopithecus upsets what scientists previously believed, namely, that large brains preceeded bipedalism.
And their large brains serve them, to help them, to master these tasks.
And they may remember what happened last year. For reptiles, they have relatively large brains.
They had very long limbs, hollow bones, and large brains and eyes.
Hot climates = small brains and cold climates = large brains.
To 30 % of the energy we consume goes into keeping our large brains running.
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