Foreword | |
What is a Primate? | |
Primate Characteristics | |
Global Primate Distribution | |
Diet and Habitat | |
Gardeners of the Forest | |
Primate Cultures | |
Social Structures | |
Communication | |
Darwin's Big Idea | |
Living with the Relatives | |
Friend or Foe? | |
Primate Tourism | |
Primate Conservation | |
In the Field | |
Prosimians | |
Introduction: Prosimians | |
Lorises and the Potto | |
Bushbabies | |
Introducing Lemurs | |
Dwarf and Mouse Lemurs | |
Sportive Lemurs | |
True Lemurs, Including Bamboo Lemurs | |
The Indrid family | |
Aye-aye | |
Tarsiers | |
New World Monkeys | |
Introduction: New World Monkeys | |
Marmosets and Tamarins | |
Night Monkeys | |
Titi Monkeys | |
Capuchins and Squirrel Monkeys | |
Sakis and Uakaris | |
Howler Monkeys | |
Spider Monkeys, Muriquis and Woolly Monkeys | |
Old World Monkeys | |
Introduction: Old World Monkeys | |
Macaques | |
Baboons | |
Drill and Mandrill | |
Mangabeys | |
Patas Monkey and Swamp Monkey | |
Vervet and Talapoin Monkeys | |
Guenons | |
Black-and-white Colobus | |
Red Colobus and Olive Colobus | |
Langurs | |
Odd-nosed Colobines | |
Proboscis Monkey | |
APES | |
Introduction: Apes | |
Gibbons and Siamang | |
Brachiation | |
Orangutans | |
Gorillas | |
Chimpanzee and Bonobo | |
The Cultured Ape | |
Humans | |
Where to Watch Primates | |
Further Resources | |
Glossary | |
Index and Acknowledgments | |
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