KnowraGibbonLinked fromLinked fromThe 8 pages that link to Gibbon, each with the reason it gives.All 8Broader topic 4Narrower topic 2Compared with 2Arboreal locomotionBroader topic: Its arm-swinging travel is a prominent example of specialized movement through the canopy.OrangutanCompared with: Gibbons share Asian forest habitats but are lesser apes, not great apes.BrachiationBroader topic: Gibbons are the clearest living specialists in rapid, arm-swinging brachiation.MonogamyBroader topic: Some gibbon species form long-lasting pairs, often used to examine primate social monogamy.HylobatidaeBroader topic: The family’s evolutionary history is expressed in its living gibbon lineages.Spider monkeyCompared with: Gibbons also travel by swinging through forest canopies, but are apes rather than New World monkeys.SiamangNarrower topic: The siamang is the largest gibbon and shares the group's long arms and arboreal life.Lar gibbonNarrower topic: The lar gibbon is one species within this family of agile, tree-dwelling apes.