The bonobos are sometimes considered a variety of chimpanzees and are referred to as pygmy chimpanzees.

Bonobos are actually a type of chimpanzee and are sometimes referred to as pygmy chimps.

Bonobos are sometimes called pygmy chimpanzees even though they are about the same size as chimpanzees.

Thus, there are not one but three species of genus Homo on Earth today: the common chimpanzee, Homo troglodytes; the pygmy chimpanzee, Homo paniscus; and the third chimpanzee or human chimpanzee, Homo sapiens.

Ghaa is a Nigeria-Cameroon chimpanzee, the most endangered chimpanzee sub-species.

Finally, the common ancestor of chimps and humans is neither a chimp nor a human.

Thus there are not one but three species of genus Homo on Earth today: the common chimpanzee, Homo troglodytes; the pygmy chimpanzee, Homo paniscus; and the third chimpanzee or human chimpanzee, Homo sapiens.

They've lost it from the chimpanzee; only the chimpanzee doesn't have an intelligence.

The western chimpanzee, a subspecies of the common chimpanzee, is considered to be "critically endangered.

In a memory competition of man versus chimp, Japanese researchers found that chimpanzees performed better than humans.

The bonobo, Pan paniscus, was previously called the pygmy chimpanzee as it was believed to be a subspecies of the common chimpanzee.

The scientific name for the common chimpanzee is Pan Troglodyte.

There are two different species of Chimpanzee which are the Common Chimpanzee and the smaller Bonobo (also known as the Pygmy Chimpanzee) which has a limited distribution south of the Congo River.

The common chimpanzee's Latin name is Pan troglodytes.

Our closest living relatives are three surviving species of great ape: the gorilla, the common chimpanzee, and the pygmy chimpanzee (also known as bonobo).