The Social Life of Monkeys and ApesPsychology Press, 1999 - Всего страниц: 511 This is Volume IV of four in a collection on Comparative Psychology. Originally published in 1932, this study is referred to as a classic, in both historical terms and its usefulness in the study of primates. |
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Mammalian Sociology | 17 |
Sexual Periodicity | 32 |
The Breeding Season and Society | 52 |
The Physiology of the Reproductive | 68 |
The General Character of the Menstrual | 83 |
The Morphology Physiology and Interpret | 99 |
The Estrous Cycle and Behaviour | 117 |
The Menstrual Cycle and Behaviour | 137 |
| 317 | |
POSTSCRIPT | 343 |
APPENDICES | 405 |
The Biological Background of Human | 423 |
Extract from Functional Affinities | 435 |
5A Review of The Social Organization | 450 |
Review of My Friends the Baboons | 458 |
Review of On Aggression and Civilized | 471 |
The Social Groups of Wild Apes | 208 |
Responses | 232 |
Responses | 265 |
Altruism and Society | 292 |
REFERENCES TO POSTSCRIPT AND APPENDICES | 480 |
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 490 | |
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