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Adaptations For Foraging In Nonhuman Primates Contributions To An Organismal Biology Of Prosimians Monkeys And Apes Peter S Rodman Editor John G H Cant Editor

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Adaptations For Foraging In Nonhuman Primates Contributions To An Organismal Biology Of Prosimians Monkeys And Apes Peter S Rodman Editor John G H Cant Editor
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Publisher: Columbia University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 26.27 MB
Pages: 354
Author: Peter S. Rodman (editor); John G. H. Cant (editor)
ISBN: 9780231877473, 0231877471
Language: English
Year: 2019

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Adaptations For Foraging In Nonhuman Primates Contributions To An Organismal Biology Of Prosimians Monkeys And Apes Peter S Rodman Editor John G H Cant Editor by Peter S. Rodman (editor); John G. H. Cant (editor) 9780231877473, 0231877471 instant download after payment.

A collection of essays examining adaptation and foraging in nonhuman primates. Looks at the specific foraging behavior in extinct primates, orangutans, and chimpanzees. Along with the influence of body size and food processing on foraging and food choices.

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