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    Primatology Guide

    Thursday, December 22, 2011

    Contents 1. Books 2. eBooks 3. eJournals 4. Videos 5. Web Resources

    Created by Michael Tan SC December 2011.

    Primatology Guide Books [1/3]


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    Adaptive origins: evolution and human development By LaFreniere, Peter Call No. BF698.95.L169

    Cognitive development in chimpanzees By Matsuzawa, Tetsuro Call No. QL737.P96C676 2006

    Comparative primate socioecology By Lee, Phyllis C. Call No. QL737.P9C737

    Gestural communication in nonhuman and human primates By Liebal, Katja Call No. P117.G393G

    Monkeys on the edge: ecology and management of long-tailed macaques and their interface with humans By Fuentes, Agustin Call No. QL737.P93M745K

    Indonesian primates By Gursky, Sharon Call No. QL737.P9I41 2010

    New perspectives in primate evolution & behaviour By Harcourt, Caroline Call No. QL737.P9N532

    Pretending and imagination in animals and children By Mitchell, Robert W. Call No. BF723.I5P942 2002

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    Primate conservation biology By Cowlishaw, Guy Call No. QL737.P9C875 Primate encounters: models of science, gender, and society By Strum, Shirley C. Call No. QL737.P9P952PE

    Primates in perspective (2nded.) By Campbell, Christina J. Call No. QL737.P9P952PP 2011

    Primate males: causes and consequences of variation in group composition By Kappeler, Peter M. Call No. QL737.P9P952P

    Primate origins of human cognition and behavior By Matsuzawa, Tetsuro Call No. QL737.P9M434

    Primate Psychology By Maestripieri, Dario Call No.BF671.P952

    Primate taxonomy By Groves, Colin P. Call No. QL737.P9G884

    Self-awareness in animals and humans : developmental perspectives ByParker, Sue Taylor. Call No. BF697.5.S43S465S 1991

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    Sexual selection and reproductive competition in primates: new perspectives and directions By Jones, Clara B. Call No. QL737.P9S518S 2003 Spatial cognition, spatial perception: mapping the self and space By Dolins, Francine L Call No. BF469.S738

    The ape and the sushi master: cultural reflections by a primatologist By Waal, F. B. M. Call No. QL785.W111 2001

    The cultured chimpanzee : reflections on cultural primatology By McGrew, W. C. Call No. QL737.P96M147 2004

    The evolution of hemispheric specialization in primates By Hopkins, William D. Call No. QP385.5.E93 2007

    The gestural communication of apes and monkeys By Call, Josep. Call No. QL737.P96G393

    The primate family tree: the amazing diversity of our closest relatives By Redmond, Ian Call No. QL737.P9R318

    Tree of origin: what primate behavior can tell us about human social evolution By Waal, F. B. M. Call No. QL737.P9T786

    Wily monkeys: social intelligence of Tibetan macaques By Ogawa, Hideshi Call No. QL737.P93G34 2006

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    Primatology Guide eBooks [1/2]


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    Primatology Guide eJournals

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    Primatology Guide Videos

    BBC Wildlife Chimpanzees' sophisticated use of tools

    BBC Wildlife Monkeys Relaxing

    BBC Wildlife Human characteristics of chimps

    Chatting with chimps

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    Primatology Guide - Web Resources

    American Society of Primatologists

    International Primate Protection League

    Primate Info Net

    Primatology.Net

    Primarily Primates

    Primate Research Institute Kyoto University

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    Created by Michael Tan SC December 2011.

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