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内容説明
Field and Laboratory Methods in Primatology is a manual for students and researchers studying wild primates. Technological advances allow fieldworkers to collect a wide range of data， store samples for later analysis， and collect information remotely. These methods open up opportunities to gain new insights on previously studied populations and are the means of collecting data on species that have， until now， been difficult to study. However， information on the practicalities of using such methodology in the field has largely been lacking. Here， in this indispensable reference， experienced fieldworkers provide the first comprehensive guide to the wide variety of techniques available for the study of wild primates. Covering everything from pre-trip planning to laboratory analysis of endocrine and genetic samples， packed full of tips and emphasising practicalities and ethics throughout， it is a must-have for all field primatologists and others studying free-ranging animals.
Book Description
Including valuable advice for those planning a field study， this practical manual for students and researchers studying wild primates provides essential information concerning the technical and practical aspects of field and laboratory methods. The study covers surveys and habituation， remote sensing and GPS， tracking and trapping， non-invasive genetic and endocrine assays， and ethical issues. It will be appropriate for final year undergraduates， postgraduate students and researchers in primatology， behavioral ecology and zoology.