Perspectives in Primate Biology, Paperback by Chiarelli, A. (EDT), Like New U...

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height: 0.3 in Language: English ISBN: 9781461589921 Publication Year: 2013 Item Height: 0.3 in Item Width: 7 in Subject: Life Sciences / Zoology / Primatology, Life Sciences / Zoology / General Publication Name: Perspectives in Primate Biology Publisher: Springer Book Title: Perspectives in Primate Biology Format: Trade Paperback Type: Textbook Series: Advances in Behavioral Biology Ser. Item Length: 10 in Item Weight: 22.6 Oz Number of Pages: IX, 324 Pages Subject Area: Science Author: A. Chiarelli width: 7 in

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Perspectives in Primate Biology, Paperback by Chiarelli, A. (EDT), Like New U.... Perspectives in Primate Biology, Paperback by Chiarelli, A. (EDT), ISBN 1461589924, ISBN-13 9781461589921, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US The present volume is the result of a NATO Advanced Study Institute held in Montaldo, Turin (Italy), between the 7 and 19 June 1972. The aim of the Study Institute has been the development of a general philosophy for the science of Primatology. Lecturers were selected from those scientists deeply involved and interested in this field. The course intended to serve students and researchers using primates in medical and biological research, but especially those interested in the natural history of the group and in human biology. In the past the study of primates was largely limited to deter mine the origin of the human species. Today, however, interest in them extends far beyond this narrow focus. In terms of both prac tical human purposes and theoretical interests, the study of primate biology and behaviour is of ever increasing importance. Their close comparative relationships with man has proved of such great value to human biology and medicine that their numbers and kinds are quickly dwindling. For this reason, one of the main focuses of the . was on their reproductive biology and conservation. During the meeting days a broad series of lectures on specific topics of comparative anatomy, physiology, endocrinology, repro ductive physiology, genetics and molecular biology, cytogenetics and behaviour were delivered by leading primatologists.