Baboon behavior

Shows baboons in their native habitat in Kenya, and compares their behavior with that of counterparts in human development., Shows the baboon in his natural environment and studies his societal relations. Illustrates the symbiotic, protective association of the baboon and the impala. Portrays troop life, development of social skills, and sexual mores of the troop. Studies the dominant role of the male in all aspects of the troop.
Complete catalog record
Source: CalifU
Interest level: sh-c-ad
Price: $245, rent $12.50
Format: sd color
Catalog numbers: EFLA evaluation card No. 4417

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