The Great Apes - A Short History

Der Zoologische Garten, 2013

Pan Africa News

Journal of Human Evolution, 1991

Studies over the last 20 years, both in the field and in the laboratory, have extended greatly our knowledge of the living apes. A synthesis of the extensive new data on behavior and ecology of the extant apes, comparable to those of and Reynolds (1967) has yet to appear. While a number of books have been written on chimpanzees, gorillas, orang-utans and lesser apes, a modern synthesis of the Hominoidea is long overdue. Tuttle thus sets out to accomplish an important goal when he aspired to update

All Apes Great and Small, 2001

Evolutionary Anthropology: Issues, News, and Reviews, 2000

Great Apes, among the world's most severely threatened species and our closest biological relatives, are being featured in new zoo exhibits of unprecedented size, complexity, cost and number throughout the country. Historically, Great Ape exhibits are categorized into four chronological and thematic phases: PHASE I -Trophies and curiosities. PHASE II -The Science Lab. PHASE III -Great Apes in a small Eden. PHASE IV -Great Ape societies in Eden.

2016

Comparative Life History research of three sympatric Anthropoids (Lar-gibbon, Siamang and the Orangutan) living in the Bornean and Sumatran rainforest. Observed behaviors of all three species of Apes (other than Humans) in their natural habitats.

Journal of Human Evolution, 2003

International Journal of Primatology, 2002

Apes in Europe! This edited volume by de Bonis, Koufos and Andrews updates us on European hominoids in 16 chapters in 3 parts: 1) chronology and environment, 2) methods and phylogeny, and 3) Miocene hominoids: function and phylogeny. Chapters 1 and 2 set the chronology and trophic structure of the European localities