Progress in Ape Research

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
List of Contributors, Pages ix-x
Preface, Pages xi-xiii, GEOFFREY H. BOURNE
INTRODUCTION, Pages 1-4, Austin Riesen
HOME LIFE WITH CHIMPANZEES: Part 1, Pages 5-7, David N. Yerkes
HOME LIFE WITH CHIMPANZEES: Part 2, Pages 7-13, Roberta Yerkes Blanshard
FIVE YEARS IN NEW HAVEN AND ORANGE PARK: AN APPRECIATION, Pages 15-20, Meredith P. Crawford
REMINISCENCES OF THE YERKES ORANGE PARK LABORATORY IN THE MID-1930s, Pages 21-27, George M. Haslerud
ROBERT M. YERKES AMD MEMORIES OF EARLY DAYS IN THE LABORATORIES, Pages 29-38, James H. Elder
REMINISCENCES OF EARLY DAYS IN NEW HAVEN AND ORANGE PARK, Pages 39-42, S.D.S. Spragg
MEMORIES OF MY FRIEND ROBERT M. YERKES AND HIS “PRINCE CHIM”, Pages 43-47, Harold J. Coolidge
DR. ROBERT YERKES AND SEX RESEARCH, Pages 49-56, Vincent Nowlis
IN SEARCH OF THE ELUSIVE SEMIOTIC, Pages 57-74, Karl H. Pribram
THE EMERGENCE AND STATE OF APE LANGUAGE RESEARCH, Pages 75-83, Duane M. Rumbaugh
PRIMATE VOCALIZATION: AFFECTIVE OR SYMBOLIC?, Pages 85-96, Peter Marler
SPONTANEOUS GESTURAL COMMUNICATION AMONG CONSPECIFICS IN THE PYGMY CHIMPANZEE (Pan paniscus), Pages 97-116, E. Sue Savage-Rumbaugh, Beverly J. Wilkerson, Roger Bakeman
AMESLAN IN PAN, Pages 117-123, Roger S. Fouts
TALKING TO LANA: THE QUESTION OF CONVERSATION, Pages 125-132, Timothy Gill
MATHEMATICAL CAPABILITIES OF LANA CHIMPANZEE, Pages 133-142, Gwendolyn B. Dooley, Timothy Gill
OBJECT- AND COLOR-NAMING SKILLS OF LANA CHIMPANZEE, Pages 143-148, Susan M. Essock, Timothy V. Gill, Duane M. Rumbaugh
APES, ANTHROPOLOGISTS AND LANGUAGE, Pages 149-159, Gordon W. Hewes
INTRODUCTION: CHIMPANZEES AS BIOMEDICAL MODELS, Pages 161-165, L.D. Byrd
ACUTE EFFECTS OF STIMULANTS AND DEPRESSANTS ON SEQUENTIAL LEARNING IN GREAT APES, Pages 167-176, Walter A. Pieper
A SURVEY OF ADVANCES IN CHIMPANZEE REPRODUCTION, Pages 177-190, C.E. Graham
SEXUAL BEHAVIOR OF THE CHIMPANZEE IN RELATION TO THE GORILLA AND ORANG-UTAN, Pages 191-206, Ronald D. Nadler
VISUAL CHARACTERISTICS OF APES AND PERSONS, Pages 207-225, Francis A. Young, George A. Leary
IMMUNOLOGY AND MELANOMA, Pages 227-230, H.F. Seigler
FIELD STUDY OF PRIMATE BEHAVIOR, Pages 231-242, S.L. Washburn
THE RELEASE OF PRIMATE AGGRESSION, Pages 243-250, Irwin S. Bernstein, Thomas P. Gordon
A REVIEW OF CROSS-MODAL PERCEPTUAL RESEARCH AT THE YERKES REGIONAL PRIMATE RESEARCH CENTER, Pages 251-258, R.K. Davenport, K.J. Pralinsky
COGNITIVE PROCESSING IN GREAT APES (PONGIDAE), Pages 259-276, Donald Robbins
NATURALISTIC POSITIONAL BEHAVIOR OF APES AND MODELS OF HOMINID EVOLUTION, 1929–1976, Pages 277-296, Russell H. Tuttle
Index, Pages 297-300