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Orang-utan Biology Edited by Jeffrey H Schwartz Oxford Univversity Press 1988 HB
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Subject Area
Orang-Utan
Subject
Biology
ISBN
9780195043716
Publication Year
1988
Type
Textbook
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Name
Orang-Utan Biology
Item Height
0.8in
Author
Jeffrey H. Schwartz
Item Length
7.4in
Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Item Width
10.2in
Item Weight
34.6 Oz
Number of Pages
400 Pages

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Orang-utans are a particularly important and interesting primate group because of their close evolutionary proximity to humans. Yet there is no comprehensive, single reference source covering the anatomy and morphology of these animals, their biology, or their evolution. In this unique volume, a group of internationally recognized experts and researchers review the literature and present new data on the skeletal anatomy, reproductive physiology and anatomy, neuroanatomy, behavior, evolutionary genetics, and paleontology of orangutans. It is the most thorough and comprehensive reference available on the biology and evolution of this fascinating primate group.

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Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0195043715
ISBN-13
9780195043716
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Product Key Features

Author
Jeffrey H. Schwartz
Publication Name
Orang-Utan Biology
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Year
1988
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
400 Pages

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Item Length
7.4in
Item Height
0.8in
Item Width
10.2in
Item Weight
34.6 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Ql737.P96o73 1988
Reviews
"Schwartz has brought together 25 contributions by 36 scholars interested in aspects of the evolutionary biology of the only living Asian great ape. . . .There are detailed discussions of anatomy (and physiology). . . .This is a technical treatment best suited to special collections in zoology or anthropology." --Choice "Enhances our understanding of this rare and remarkable great ape. The volume further underscores the need for continued research on captive and wild orangutans (and other apes) if the goals of paleoanthropology include a better understanding of human phylogeny and behavioral pathways in human evolution." --Science "When one challenges orthodoxy, some very positive results can occur, and this book is one of them . . . . This is a valuable contribution that provides new material and useful reviews." --Biological Anthropology "This volume is a complete, often provocative, compendium of orang-utan lore . . . . It conveys collegial consensus on the broad structural level while offering salubrious dissent at the interpretive level. It will be an oft-cited source and indispensable addition to the library of anyone interested in the large-bodied hominoids . . . . This volume represents an instructive, highly successful, and rewarding endeavor for our discipline" --International Journal of Primatology, "Schwartz has brought together 25 contributions by 36 scholars interested in aspects of the evolutionary biology of the only living Asian great ape. . . .There are detailed discussions of anatomy (and physiology). . . .This is a technical treatment best suited to special collections in zoologyor anthropology." --Choice, "Enhances our understanding of this rare and remarkable great ape. Thevolume further underscores the need for continued research on captive and wildorangutans (and other apes) if the goals of paleoanthropology include a betterunderstanding of human phylogeny and behavioral pathways in human evolution."--Science, "This volume is a complete, often provocative, compendium of orang-utan lore . . . . It conveys collegial consensus on the broad structural level while offering salubrious dissent at the interpretive level. It will be an oft-cited source and indispensable addition to the library of anyoneinterested in the large-bodied hominoids . . . . This volume represents an instructive, highly successful, and rewarding endeavor for our discipline" --International Journal of Primatology, "Schwartz has brought together 25 contributions by 36 scholars interestedin aspects of the evolutionary biology of the only living Asian great ape. . ..There are detailed discussions of anatomy (and physiology). . . .This is atechnical treatment best suited to special collections in zoology oranthopology." --Choice, "Schwartz has brought together 25 contributions by 36 scholars interested in aspects of the evolutionary biology of the only living Asian great ape. . . .There are detailed discussions of anatomy (and physiology). . . .This is a technical treatment best suited to special collections in zoology or anthropology." -- Choice "Enhances our understanding of this rare and remarkable great ape. The volume further underscores the need for continued research on captive and wild orangutans (and other apes) if the goals of paleoanthropology include a better understanding of human phylogeny and behavioral pathways in human evolution." -- Science "When one challenges orthodoxy, some very positive results can occur, and this book is one of them . . . . This is a valuable contribution that provides new material and useful reviews." -- Biological Anthropology "This volume is a complete, often provocative, compendium of orang-utan lore . . . . It conveys collegial consensus on the broad structural level while offering salubrious dissent at the interpretive level. It will be an oft-cited source and indispensable addition to the library of anyone interested in the large-bodied hominoids . . . . This volume represents an instructive, highly successful, and rewarding endeavor for our discipline" -- International Journal of Primatology, "This volume is a complete, often provocative, compendium of orang-utanlore . . . . It conveys collegial consensus on the broad structural level whileoffering salubrious dissent at the interpretive level. It will be an oft-citedsource and indispensable addition to the library of anyone interested in thelarge-bodied hominoids . . . . This volume represents an instructive, highlysuccessful, and rewarding endeavor for our discipline" --International Journalof Primatology, "When one challenges orthodoxy, some very positive results can occur, and this book is one of them . . . . This is a valuable contribution that provides new material and useful reviews." --Biological Anthropology, "Schwartz has brought together 25 contributions by 36 scholars interested in aspects of the evolutionary biology of the only living Asian great ape. . . .There are detailed discussions of anatomy (and physiology). . . .This is a technical treatment best suited to special collections in zoology or anthropology." --Choice"Enhances our understanding of this rare and remarkable great ape. The volume further underscores the need for continued research on captive and wild orangutans (and other apes) if the goals of paleoanthropology include a better understanding of human phylogeny and behavioral pathways in human evolution." --Science"When one challenges orthodoxy, some very positive results can occur, and this book is one of them . . . . This is a valuable contribution that provides new material and useful reviews." --Biological Anthropology"This volume is a complete, often provocative, compendium of orang-utan lore . . . . It conveys collegial consensus on the broad structural level while offering salubrious dissent at the interpretive level. It will be an oft-cited source and indispensable addition to the library of anyone interested in the large-bodied hominoids . . . . This volume represents an instructive, highly successful, and rewarding endeavor for our discipline" --International Journal of Primatology, "Enhances our understanding of this rare and remarkable great ape. The volume further underscores the need for continued research on captive and wild orangutans (and other apes) if the goals of paleoanthropology include a better understanding of human phylogeny and behavioral pathways inhuman evolution." --Science, "When one challenges orthodoxy, some very positive results can occur, andthis book is one of them . . . . This is a valuable contribution that providesnew material and useful reviews." --Biological Anthropology
Table of Content
PART I: Overview: History, Taxonomy, Behavior and Ecology, and Evolution1. Research History, Nomenclature, and Taxonomy of the Orang-utan2. Inter- or Intra-Island Variation?: An Assessment of the Differences between Bornean and Sumatran Orang-utans3. Diversity and Consistency in Ecology and Behavior4. The Phylogenetic Status of Orang-utans from a Genetic Perspective5. History, Morphology, Paleontology, and EvolutionPART II: Reproductive Physiology, Behavior, and Anatomy6. Reproductive Physiology7. Sexual and Reproductive Behavior8. Comparisons of Female Reproductive Hormone Patterns in the Hominoids9. Physiological Development of Male Orang-utans and Gorillas10. External Genitalia11. Morphology of the PlacentaPART III: Neuroanatomy12. The Brain, with Special Reference to the Telencephalon13. The Diencephalon: A Comparative ReviewPART IV: Craniofacial Anatomy, Growth, and Functional Morphology14. Variation in the Suboccipital Anatomy15. Cranial Growth16. Sexual Dimorphism in Exocranial and Endocranial Dimensions17. Phylogeny and Skull Form in the Hominoid Primates18. Basicranial and Facial Topography in Pongo and SivapithecusPART V: Dental Morphology19. Deciduous Dentition: Implications for Hominoid Phylogeny20. Comparative and Evolutionary Aspects of Permanent DentitionPART VI: Postcranial Morphology, Ontogeny, and Functional Anatomy21. Body Composition and Limb Proportions22. Functional Anatomy of the Cheiridia23. Positional Behavior, Adaptive Complexes, and Evolution24. Anomalies and Atavisms in Appendicular Myology25. Relative Growth of the Locomotor Skeleton in Orang-utans and Other Large-bodied HominoidsSubject IndexAuthor Index
Copyright Date
1988
Topic
Life Sciences / Zoology / Primatology, Life Sciences / Zoology / General
Lccn
87-020440
Dewey Decimal
599.88/42
Intended Audience
College Audience
Dewey Edition
19
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Science

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