For primate studies see also anthropology and psychology. Includes population ecology and moldeling, and evolutionary ecology, with overlap into behavioral and genetic studies. For humans, see also sociology. Includes experimental embryology, neurobiological studies and studies of synapse formation. For humans, see also anthropology.
Developmental neurobiology is of primary interest.
Also includes neurophysiology, neurochemistry, neuroanatomy, behavioral and developmental studies. See also psychology. Includes insect physiology, plant-growth processes, osmotic and ionic regulation, sensory physiology, biological rhythmicity and comparative physiology. Human clinical physiology is collected very selectively. Two significant sources for biological materials, including journals, in the Capital District are the New York State Library and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.