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What people are saying - Write a reviewReview: Primate patternsUser Review - Steven Peterson - GoodreadsThis represents another early classic compilation of studies on primate behavior, appearing in 1972. The introductory chapter nicely lays out the basics regarding the study of primates, including ... Read full review Related books
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10 other sections not shown Common terms and phrasesactivity adaptation adult females adult males aggressive behavior approach attack baboons bark birth brain changes chimpanzee Colobinae communication complex copulation crab-eating macaques DeVore display dominant male estrous female evolution example expression feeding feet field studies forest forms frequently gestures gorillas grooming grunting habitat hamadryas hierarchy home range Hugo van Lawick human important Indian langurs individual infant interactions Japanese macaques juvenile Kaukori troop Kenya Kovu laboratory langurs lips living macaques mating mature male monkey or ape monkeys and apes months mother move movements National Geographic Society nest nonhuman primates normal observed occur Old World monkeys Orcha patas patas monkey play possible postures predators present primate behavior prosimians rank relationships response rhesus macaques rhesus monkeys role savanna Schaller sexual signal silver-backed male similar situation social behavior social group sometimes species status structure subadult male subordinate threat threatened tion trees usually vocalizations young References to this bookFrom other books
From Google ScholarMyth of the typical primateKaren B Strier - 1994 - American Journal of Physical Anthropology The Problem of Adult Play Fighting: A Comparative Analysis of Play ...Sergio M Pellis, Andrew N Iwaniuk - 1999 - Ethology Social aggression and power relations among preschool childrenJanet Strayer, FF Strayer - 1978 - Aggressive Behavior Change of enclosure in langur monkeys: implications for the ...Katherine A Little, Volker Sommer - 2002 - Zoo Biology References from web pagesJSTOR: Primate Patterns anthrosource | American Anthropologist - 76(4):976 - Citation The precultural human mating system refs Bibliographic information
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