Information covering important topics for today's educators and parents. The purpose of this project is to provide a central source for collecting, digitizing, and distributing primate images. Primate illustrations, paintings, photographs, and sounds are provided for educational use, primate identification and studies in taxonomy. Photographs are available for such primates as lemurs, macaques, and gorillas. Illustrations feature marmosets, tamarins, and moustached monkeys.
Recordings are available for vocalizations of the golden monkey.
A primate of the week, such as the aye-aye is featured with information about that primate, photographs and illustrations, and references. Past primates of the week may be accessed as well. A list of all living primates divided by taxonomic category is provided with links to photographs and illustrations when available. Links are provided to other sites related to primates such as the American Society of Primatologists and the Duke University Primate Center. Dr. Matrix' Weird Web World of Science, Dr. Matrix Award for Science Excellence, August 22, 1997.