[P-S received this book for announcement. It is nonfiction, intended for young readers. wrprc/lj] THE SCIENCE OF PRIMATES Living Science Samantha Paterson Weigl Publishers Inc. 2001 CONTENTS What Do You Know About Primates? 4 Primate Features 6 Life Cycles 8 Primate Types 10 All Thumbs 12 Primate Homes 14 Team Players 16 Special Effects 18 Web of Life 20 Primates of the Past 22 Monkey Business 24 Primates in Danger 26 Sounds and Signals 28 Get the Message? 30 Glossary 32 Index 32 Web Sites 32 The Science of Primates Did you know that primates have been around for more than 65 million years? That human beings are primates? That gorillas can learn sign language? The Science of Primates takes an up close, exciting look at the distinctive and curious features of primates and the many families of primates that populate our world. Living primates is a dynamic series designed to introduce the basic concepts of science to young readers. Through a combination of clearly written text, colorful photographs, informative charts and illustrations, intriguing puzzlers, and investigative activities, young readers are invited to explore actively the wonders of their complex, fascinating world. Where to Order: Weigl Educational Publishers 6325-10 St. SE Calgary, AB Canada T2H 2Z9 Phone: 800-668-0766 Fax: 403-233-7769 Web Site: www.weigl.com Price: Hardcover $19.95
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