Final List of Canceled Paper
011 CONFORMITY IN NON-HUMAN PRIMATES: A NEW APPROACH*N.C. Claidiere, A. Whiten

018 VISUAL PREFERENCES FOR MANIPULATED CONSPECIFIC FACES IN
CAPUCHIN MONKEYS (CEBUS APELLA)*J.A.F. Griffey, A.C. Little, H.M. Buchanan-Smith

107 BEYOND THE WOMEN’S HEALTH INITIATIVE: RECENT PERSPECTIVES ONTHE ROLE OF SEX STEROIDS IN THE HUMAN BRAIN*E. Hampson

129 SKELETAL INDICATORS OF LIFE HISTORY EVENTS IN BABOONS ATGOMBE*D.A. Collins, J. Bowman, C.P. Msuya, S. Appolinaire, J. Goodall
162 GENE X ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS IN RHESUS MONKEY
BEHAVIORAL AND BIOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT*S.J. Suomi
200 COMMUNICATION IN NEOTROPICAL PRIMATES: CAPTIVE VERSUS FIELDSTUDIES*B.M. Bezerra, A.S. Souto, G. Jones
254 LATITUDE, SEASONALITY AND ACTIVITY PATTERNS IN EARLY PRIMATERADIATIONS*G. Donati, S.M. Borgognini-Tarli, D.J. Curtis
256 RETHINKING PRIMATE ORIGINS*R.W. Sussman
296 ORTHOGRADE TRUNK POSTURE, BIPEDALISM AND LUMBAR BACKMUSCULATURE*B. Hesse, R. Fröeber, M.S. Fischer, N. Schilling
307 GROUP SERVICE EXPERIMENTS: QUICK ASSESSMENT OF SOCIALTOLERANCE AND
SPONTANEOUS PROSOCIALITY*J.M. Burkart, J. Huber, C. van Schaik

320 CONSTRAINTS ON TOOL SELECTION AND SOCIAL LEARNING IN CAPTIVECHIMPANZEES*L.M. Riley, D. Custance, W.C. McGrew

328 THE CRITICALLY-ENDANGERED MARGARITA CAPUCHIN: DISTRIBUTION,DENSITIES AND ABUNDANCE.

*N. Ceballos-Mago, D.J. Chivers
331 PREDICTORS OF OCCURRENCE OF FOUR PRIMATE SPECIES ON A HIGHLYFRAGMENTED LANDSCAPE IN BRAZIL*R.G.T. da Cunha, E. Hasui, L.L.C.Z. Jardim, L.G. da Silva
349 TAMARIN GAIT PLASTICITY: OBSERVATIONS FROM THE LAB AND THE
FIELD AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FUNCTIONAL SIGNIFICANCE OF
PRIMATE GAIT SEQUENCE PATTERNS*J.A. Nyakatura

350 RE-EVALUATION OF THE NOMENCLATURE OF THE BLACK-FACEDUACARIS (CACAJAO MELANOCEPHALUS GROUP, SENSU HERSHKOVITZ, 1987)

S.F. Ferrari, *P.G. Guedes, W.M.B. Figueiredo, A.A. Barnett
354 POTENTIAL PARASITE EXCHANGES BETWEEN CHIMPANZEES ANDHUMANS IN GOMBE NATIONAL PARK, TANZANIA*J.S. Bakuza, G. Nkwengulila
359 COPING IN A DEGRADED HABITAT: BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY OF A
POPULATION OF GREATER BAMBOO LEMURS (PROLEMUR SIMUS) IN IVATO,SOUTHEASTERN MADAGASCAR*E. Larney, R.R. Rafaliarison, P.C. Wright378 SOCIAL BEHAVIOR AND STRESS IN ADULT MALE RHESUS MONKEYS OFCAYO SANTIAGO*M.V Rakhovskaya, M. Heistermann
382 OBSERVATIONAL LEARNING OF TOOL CONSTRUCTION IN YOUNG
CHILDREN AND CHIMPANZEES*E.E. Price, A. Whiten

387 INTERPRETING PRIMATE REACTIONS DURING HABITUATION:OBSERVER-PRIMATE RELATIONSHIP IN THE FIELD.

*F. Jankowski

388 EYE PREFERENCE IN CAPTIVE CHIMPANZEES*S.N. Braccini, S.P. Lambeth, S.J. Schapiro, W.T. Fitch

496 COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOUR IN HUMAN GROUPS: LEADERSHIP AND
INFORMATION TRANSFER.

*J.J. Faria, J.R.G. Dyer, S. Krause, C.R. Tosh, J. Krause
500 PHYLOGEOGRAPHY AND GENETIC STRUCTURE OF CEBUS APELLA, C.
ALBIFRONS AND C. CAPUCINUS BY MEANS OF DNA MICROSATELLITES AND
mtDNA SEQUENCES*M. Ruiz-García, M.I. Castillo
502 GENETIC DIVERSITY AND EVOLUTION OF THE ATLANTIC FORESTCAPUCHINS.

*R.A. Martinez, C. Goncalves de Oliveira, F.A. Gaiotto
516 WHAT’S THE PLAN? TRAVEL ROUTES AND CHANGE POINTS IN BABOONS.

*MA.L. de Raad, R.A. Hill
540 MAPPING CHROMOSOMAL SYNTENIES AND REARRANGEMENTS IN
PRIMATES USING MOLECULAR CYTOGENETICS*R. Stanyon, M. Rocchi, F. Bigoni, N. Archidiacono

613 POLICY IMPERATIVE IN THE CONSERVATION OF HOOLOCK GIBBONPOPULATION AND HABITAT IN NORTH EAST INDIA*P.C. Bhattacherjee

626 A MOTHER GORILLA’S FLEXIBLE USE OF TOUCH TO COORDINATE
MOVEMENT WITH HER INFANT: THE CREATION OF MEANING ALONG A
GESTURE- ACTION CONTINUUM*M. Perlman, J.E. Tanner, B.J. King
628 TRIADIC AND COLLABORATIVE PLAY BY GORILLAS IN SOCIAL GAMESWITH OBJECTS*J.E. Tanner, R.W. Byrne

631 THE EFFECT OF BRAIN GROWTH ON LIFE HISTORY IN ANTHROPOIDS*N.L. Barrickman

648 WILD FEMALE BONOBOS (PAN PANISCUS): FRIENDSHIP, SEX, AND
SOCIALITY*L.A. Ward, J. Lehmann, G. Hohmann

652 ACTIVITY BUDGET OF DELACOUR'S LANGUR IN VAN LONG NATURERESERVE, VIETNAM*V.T. Nguyen, V.K. Le

658 INTERGROUP VARIATION IN RANGING STRATEGIES OF SEMNOPITHECUS

VETULUS NESTOR: RESPONSE TO FOOD AVAILABILITY IN HUMAN MODIFIEDENVIRONMENTS, SRI LANKA*J.D.S. Dela

701 VARIATION IN FECAL TESTOSTERONE AND CORTISOL LEVELS DURINGTHE FERTIL PERIOD OF FEMALES IN STUMPTAILED MACAQUES (MACACAARCTOIDES)*A.L. Cerda-Molina, O. Peña-Ramírez, L. Hernández-López, R. Chavira, R.
Mondragón-Ceballos
710 TRAINING LOCAL COMMUNITY MEMBERS ON BIOLOGICAL DATACOLLECTION TECHNIQUES: HOW DOES IT IMPROVE CO-HABITATION WITH
PRIMATES HABITAT IN THE BECHATI FOREST AREA, CAMEROON?

*M.F. Nkemnyi, S. Ajabji, L. Nkembi
762 BEHAVIORAL RESPONSES OF ONE WESTERN LOWLAND GORILLA GROUP
AT BAI HOKOU, CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC, TO TOURISTS, RESEARCHERS
AND TRACKERS*M. Klailova, C. Hodgkinson, C. Cipolletta, P. Lee

823 SEMEN DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CONSECUTIVE EJACULATIONS INSTUMPTAILED MACAQUES (MACACA ARCTOIDES)*L. Hernandez-López, A.L. Cerda Molina, D. García Granados, R. Mondragón Ceballos
824 PRELIMINARY POPULATION SURVEY OF THE RHESUS MACAQUES INBARMI BAZAAR, BANGLADESH: SURVEY APPROACHES FOR STUDYING URBANPRIMATES*R.C. Kyes, M.M. Feeroz, M.A. Aziz, S.M. Rabiul Alam, F. Akhtar, S. Ahmed, M.I.
Nahid, B.H. Badal, G. Engel, L. Jones-Engel
837 ECOLOGICAL CORRELATES TO REPRODUCTIVE LIFE HISTORY TRAITS IN
FEMALE NEW WORLD MONKEYS*C. Shibata

864 MIMICRY AS A SOCIAL GLUE: DOES MIMICRY INCREASE HELPING
BEHAVIOR IN YOUNG CHILDREN AND NONHUMAN GREAT APES?

*Y. Rekers, D. Haun, M. Carpenter, M. Tomasello

868 CONSERVATION STATUS OF THE ENDANGERED PENNANT’S RED
COLOBUS MONKEY(PROCOLO BUS PENNANTII PENNANTII) ON BIOKO ISLAND, EQUATORIALGUINEA*M.M. Cunningham, G.W. Hearn

872 PERCEPTIONS OF FLORA AND PRIMATE CONSERVATION BY THE
BEAFADA: THE CASE OF THE LAGOAS DE CUFADA NATURAL PARK(GUINEA-BISSAU)*R. Amador, C. Casanova, P. Lee
875 SURVEYS, MONITORING, HABITUATION, AND PROTECTION OF BONOBOSAT KOKOLOPORI BONOBO RESERVE, DRC*A.L. Lokasola