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Springer - Primate Locomotion: Recent Advances Book

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Description

Primate Locomotion: Recent Advances by Springer offers an in-depth look at the interdisciplinary study of how primates move. This text integrates research from diverse fields such as ethology, ecology, comparative anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, and paleontology. By focusing on specific problems through these combined approaches, the book provides insight into the behavioral repertoire of animals and our evolutionary past. It addresses the challenges of academic integration by bringing together different scientific perspectives to create a more complete understanding of primate movement and biological science.

Key Features

This Springer publication covers the interdisciplinary study of primate locomotion through multiple scientific lenses.

The text integrates research from ethology, ecology, and comparative anatomy to provide a broad perspective.

Readers can explore the connections between biomechanics, physiology, and paleontology within the study of primates.

The book provides insights into the behavioral repertoire of animals and our evolutionary history.

This academic resource is designed for those studying biological sciences and animal physiology.

Product Specifications

Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Publication Date
29 June 2013
Listed Since
07 November 2013

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