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Primate Communities
by Fleagle, John G./Janson, Charles/Reed, Kaye (Editors)
Pub. Date: October 1999
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Format: Textbook Paperback, 339pp
ISBN-13: 9780521629676
ISBN: 0521629675
Edition Number: 1
Although the behavior and ecology of primates has been more thoroughly studied than that of any other group of mammals, there have been very few attempts to compare the communities of living primates found in different parts of the world. In Primate Communities, an international group of experts compares the composition, behavior, and ecology of primate communities in Africa, Asia, Madagascar, and South America. They examine the factors underlying the similarities and differences among these communities, including their phylogenetic history, climate, rainfall, soil type, forest composition, competition with other vertebrates, and human activities. As it brings together information about primate communities from around the world for the very first time, it will quickly become an important source book for researchers in anthropology, ecology, and conservation, and a readable and informative text for undergraduate and graduate students studying primate ecology, primate conservation, or primate behavior.
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by Fleagle, John G./Janson, Charles/Reed, Kaye (Editors)
Pub. Date: October 1999
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Format: Textbook Paperback, 339pp
ISBN-13: 9780521629676
ISBN: 0521629675
Edition Number: 1
Although the behavior and ecology of primates has been more thoroughly studied than that of any other group of mammals, there have been very few attempts to compare the communities of living primates found in different parts of the world. In Primate Communities, an international group of experts compares the composition, behavior, and ecology of primate communities in Africa, Asia, Madagascar, and South America. They examine the factors underlying the similarities and differences among these communities, including their phylogenetic history, climate, rainfall, soil type, forest composition, competition with other vertebrates, and human activities. As it brings together information about primate communities from around the world for the very first time, it will quickly become an important source book for researchers in anthropology, ecology, and conservation, and a readable and informative text for undergraduate and graduate students studying primate ecology, primate conservation, or primate behavior.
Link 1: [thanks-THANKS]http://www.mediafire.com/?yxnmgtmy2dn[/thanks-THANKS]
Link 2: [thanks-THANKS]http://ifile.it/4lj29u[/thanks-THANKS]
Thanks to original uploader/gigapedia :amen:
