The Three Chimpanzees: Conflict Resolution in Chimpanzees, 
    Bonobos and Humans
Nina Jablonksi

Primates and, particularly, the apes, are long-lived animals who have few
offspring and who display slow rates of physical and social development.
These facts have major ramifications for the evolution of social
organization and behavior.  One of the most important features of their
social organization and behavior is control of aggression, because
uncontrolled aggression leading to serious injury or death would quickly
result in decline in species' numbers and extinction.  In this lecture,
the mitigation and control of aggression in common chimpanzees, bonobos
and humans will be explored.