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REFERENCE & GIFT
Natural History & Animals
PATTERNS IN NATURE
ORIGINS: AN ATLAS OF HUMAN MIGRATION
ATLAS OF OCEANS
Philip Ball 8½ × 10in (254 × 215mm)
General Editor: Russell King
8½ × 11in (279 × 216mm)
288pp M PTN
10 × 11½in (290 × 250mm)
256pp M SEAB
John Farndon
192pp M AOC
The Primate Family Tree “An up-to-date, comprehensive, appealing introduction to the great diversity of primates ... The book is beautifully designed, and the contents are well organized and will be interesting to all ... Each page is a delight to read. This book would be an excellent text for a relevant course or a welcome addition to any home library. I recommend it very highly.” —Marvin Druger, Syracuse University, Science Books and Films
Redmond
The Primate Family Tree is a beautifully illustrated and complete guide to more than 270 species of primates from the four main primate groups: prosimians, New World monkeys, Old World monkeys and the apes. The authoritative text is complemented by more than 180 color photographs taken in the field, along with color illustrations, range maps and species-classification diagrams. It covers global distribution of primate species; their diet, habitat and biology; and primate culture, social structure and communication. Additional topics include anthropological theories, DNA research, species conservation, habitat loss and the effects of the bush meat trade, civil war, traditional medicine and tourism on primate survival.
The Primate Family Tree
This is an exceptional reference for students, naturalists, teachers and anyone else interested in primates or conservation issues.
IAN REDMOND, OBE, is a wildlife biologist and one of the world’s leading great-ape conservationists. He is Chief Consultant for the joint UNEP/UNESCO Great Apes Survival Project and Founder and Chairman of the Ape Alliance. He has worked on more than 60 documentaries and was an advisor to Sigourney Weaver on her role as his former colleague, Dian Fossey, in the film Gorillas in the Mist.
DAME JANE GOODALL is a primatologist renowned for her studies over 45 years of the social and family life of chimpanzees in Gombe Stream National Park, Tanzania. In 1977, she established the Jane Goodall Institute, which is a global leader in the effort to protect chimpanzees and their habitats.
The
the amazing diversity of our closest relatives
Primate Family Tree
Ian Redmond Foreword by Jane Goodall
Printed in China
WHALE WATCHER
THE PRIMATE FAMILY TREE
Trevor Day
Ian Redmond
THE ILLUSTRATED ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ANIMALS
8½ × 11in (279 × 216mm)
10 × 11½in (290 × 250mm)
Dr. Philip Whitfield
160pp M WWA
176pp M PFT
9 × 11½in (288 × 229mm)
Also available 9 × 10in (261 × 225mm)
616pp M AERA