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Disease
Treatment of Intestinal Parasites. Morris L. Povar and Allan M. Schrier......1......1......2
Treatment of Ringworm. Morris L Povar and Allan M. Schrier......1......1......2
Alopecia in Rhesus Monkeys. Morris L. Povar and Allan M. Schrier......1......1......3
Studies of Primate Blood-Protozoa Probably Transmissible to Man. Frederick L. Dunn and Frank L. Lambrecht......1......1......7
Hepatitis in Humans Associated with Chimpanzees......1......4......8
Hepatitis--Oregon......1......4......13
Note on a Human Case of Shigella sonnei Contracted from Gibbons. K. F. Meyer......1......4......21
Disease of Unknown Etiology in Monkeys. L. M. van Putten, M. J. de Vries, and D. W. van Bekkum......2......2......1
Identification of Cause of X-Disease in Monkeys.D. W. van Bekkum, L. M. van Putten, and M. J. de Vries......3......1......1
Proteus mirabilis Associated with Chronic Diarrhea in Macaca mulatta: A Case Report. Morris L. Povar......3......1......3
Hepatitis in Humans Associated with Nonhuman Primates......3......1......13
Protective Measures in Primate Laboratory. F. H. Rohles, Jr...... 3......2......2
On the Administration of Gamma Globulin to Primate Laboratory Personnel. Joe R. Held......3......3......3
Chimpanzee-Associated Hepatitis--1963......3......3......5
Tuberculosis Transmission in Macaca nemestrina. Robert W. Doty and Edward T. Greenstein......3......3......7
Incidence of TB in Squirrel Monkeys and Marmosets......4......1......10
Polio Outbreak Among Primates at Yerkes Primate Center......4......2......6
Lung Mites (Pneumonyssus simicola) in the Feces of Macaca mulatta. Morris L. Povar......4......3......4
Tuberculosis Increases in Dogs and Cats in France......4......3......10
Visiting Pet Monkey Gives Children Dysentery......4......4 ......12
B Virus in Association with a Monkey Colony at a Department of Psychology. G. Sumner-Smith......5......1......1
Report on Simian Tuberculosis Seminar......5......1......17
Tuberculosis Surveillance......5......1......19
Vitamin D Deficiency in New World Monkeys. R. G. Hunt, F. G. Garcia, and D. M. Hegsted......5......3......12
Natural Rabies in a Laboratory Monkey......5......13......13
Sore Tails in Squirrel Monkeys Produced by Perches......5......4......8
Simian Virus Reference Center Proposed......5......4......11
Oral Abnormalities in Laboratory Chimpanzees. Joseph Gary......6......1......11
Possible Sensitivity of Squirrel Monkeys to Combiotic......6......1......12
Mycobacterium Culturing Service......6......2......7
Rabies Vaccination of Nonhuman Primates......6......4......20
Field Studies
Recent and Current Field Studies of Primates and Address List of Primate Field Workers. Irven DeVore and Richard Lee......2......1......10
Cotton-topped Pinché Studied. Suzanne H. Hampton......2......3......4
Field Study of Gibbons Announced. John 0. Ellefson......3......2......7
Information Sources
Primate Social Behavior: Library Checklist. Robert E. Pfeiffer......2......4......4
National Referral Center for Science and Technology......4......1......4
BibLiographia Primatologica Still in Print. Maryeva W. Terry......4......1......9
Primate Reference Lists Available. Maryeva W. Terry......4.....1......9
More Information about Bibliographia Primatologica. ......4 ......2......9
The Baboon in Literature......5......1......4
Baboon Information Center......5......2......20
Saimiri Reproduction Information Exchange......5......3......14
Primate Film Titles Wanted......5......4......10
A New Journal: Laboratory Animals......6......2......12
Symposium on Primate Locomotion Published ......6......3......21
Longevity and Aging
Mammals in Captivity--Primate Longevity. Marvin L. Jones......1......3......3
Oldest Zoo Monkey Dies; Was Sterile......3......4......17
Possible Record Capuchin Monkey at Evansville Zoo......4.....2......13
Maintenance and Handling (see also Reproduction)
Laboratory Animal Care and Facilities Standards Sought ......1......2......2
Travel Inducer. Charles W. Hill ......1......3......14
Laboratory Note on Saimiri sciurea......2......1......1
Notes on Saimiri sciurea as an Experimental nimal. L. S. Woodburne......2......1......4
Ad Lib Water Dispensing. Marvin S. Grunzke and Frederick H. Rohles......2......1......8
A Rapid-Acting Tranquilizer-and Pre-Anesthetic Agent. Morris L. Povar......2......2......3
Laboratory Maintenance of the Squirrel Monkey. D. E. Furry, R. T. Lowery, and D. E. Beischer......2......3......1
Squirrel Monkey Maintenance at San Diego State College. Duane M. Rumbaugh......2......3......2
Laboratory Maintenance of the Tree Shrew (Tupaia glis Diard 1820). William A. Draper......2......4......1
More Notes on Saimiri sciureus. Barbara A. Brooks......2......4......3
Laboratory Maintenance of Tree Shrews (Tupaia longipes, T. chinensis, T. gracilis, T. minor, and Tana tana). M. W. Sorenson and C. H. Conaway......3......2......1
A Matter of Taste. Dennis D. Devine......3......2......3
On Caging Small Primates. Duane M. Rumbaugh......3......2......12
A Perch for Squirrel Monkeys. Robert S. Feldman and Kenneth F. Green......3......3......9
Squirrel Monkey Perching Habits. T. H. Clewe......4......1......7
Separation of Newborn Macaca mulatta from Their Mothers. Morris L. Povar......4......2......9
Tarsiers in Borneo. Tom Harrisson......4......2......10
Notes on the Maintenance of Squirrel Monkeys Out-of-doors. Lawrence G. Sharpe and Leon S. Otis......5......1......5
Protein in the Diet of Nonhuman Primates. Morris L. Povar......5......1......8
An Accreditation Program for Laboratory Animal Care Facilities......5......1......25
The Rearing of the Infant Rhesus Monkey (Macaca mulatta). George R. Kerr and Harry A. Waisman......5......2......1
New Preanesthetic Possible Cause of Chimpanzee Death......5......2......11
Chimpanzee Ecology and Laboratory Management. Adriaan Kortlandt......5......3......1
Chimpanzee Ecology and Laboratory Management. Comments on the Paper by A. Kortlandt. J. Moor-Jankowski......6......1......4
Chimpanzee Ecology and Laboratory Management. Comments on the Paper by A. Kortlandt. Geoffrey H. Bourne......6......1......8
Nonhuman Primate Field Research in South America: Experiences at a Field Laboratory. Charles C. Middleton and Jorge E. Rosal......6......2......1
Aspects of Primate Restraint and Practice. T. C. Ruch......6......2......8
Automated Multi-Animal Environments for Primates. Clifford E. Hammer, Jr., C. B. Ferster, and
John J. Randolph......6......3......1
Primate Notes from the San Francisco Zoological Gardens......6......3......19
Chimpanzee Ecology and Laboratory Management: Reply to Comments by G. H. Bourne and by
J. Moor-Jankowski. Adriaan Kortlandt......6......4......1
Miscellaneous
Curtains for the Orang-outang? Tom Harrisson......2......3......5
Census of Laboratory Primates......3......2......8
Example of Inaccurate Newspaper Reports on Primate Research. Herbert H. Reynolds...... 3......2......10
Citation of Newsletter Articles. David Symmes......4......3......9
On Criteria for Selection of Laboratory Primates. F. D. de Avila-Pires......5......2......21
Organizations and Meetings
Conference Announcement......1......2......4
Public Health Service Primate Research Center Program. Katherine.A. Parent......1......4......15
Symposium Held......2......1......8
Symposium Announcement......2......4......5
U. S. Public Health Service Regiona1 Primate Research Center Program......3......1......5
Annual Meeting of the Animal Care Panel......3......3......4
Conference on Marmosets......3......3......10
Announcement of Baboon Symposium......3......3......15
Establishment of International Primatological Society......3......3......15
Primate Group Formed in England......4......1......8
Dedication of Delta Regional Primate Research Center......4......1......11
Announcement of Joint Zoological Society/World Health Organization Symposium on Some Recent Developments in Comparative Medicine......4......2......3
The Regional Primate Research Center at the University of Washington ......4......2......8
The International Primatological Society......4......3......5
Second International Symposium on the Baboon and Its Use as an Experimental Animal......4......3......6
Conference Reports: The Availability and Long Term Supply of Primates for Medical Research......4......4......1
Symposium Reports: A Primate Symposium......4......4......8
Symposium Reports: Some Recent Developments in Comparative Medicine......4......4......9
Annual Animal Care Panel Meeting......4......4......14
Yerkes Regional Primate Research Center Dedicated......5......1......22
Committee of Scientists for Use of Primates in Medical Research Established in New York......5......3......18
.Conference Announcements: Experimental Medicine and Surgery in Primates......6......1......12
New England Regional Primate Research Center Dedicated......6......1......15
Meeting Announcements: International Primatological Society......6......1......15
Meeting Announcements:- Second International Congress of Primatology......6......2......14
Meeting Announcements: European Symposium on Use of Nonhuman Primates in Medical Research......6......3......22
Primate Biology Program Inaugurated at the Smithsonian Institution ......6......4......13
A New Organization: The Primate Society......6......4......18
Reminder About Deadlines for the 2nd International Congress of Primatology......6......4......26
Physiology and Behavior
Note on Some Possibilities for Primate Psychogenetics. P. L. Broadhurst......1......4 ......1
Blood Pressure of Monkeys (Saimiri sciurea). Carl L. Scheckel aftd Leslie M. Pazery......1......4......18
Arterial Blood Pressure in Macaca speciosa. Carl C. Smith and Daniel Crout......3......3......1
Blood Groups and Serum Specificities of Apes and Monkeys. J. Moor-Jankowski and Alexander S. Wiener......3......4......1
Reevaluation of Macaca speciosa as a Laboratory Primate. Irwin S. Bernstein and Norman P. Guilloud......4......1......5
Some Experimental Comparisons of Macaca speciosa and Macaca mulatta. David Symmes and Kenneth V. Anderson......4......2......1
Physiologic Observations During Induced Anemia in Utero in the Rhesus Monkey. Karlis Adamsons, Jr., L. Stanley James, Molley E. Towell, and Jerold F. Lucey......4......3......12
Microbiological Study of the Baboon in Kenya......5......2......8
Sero-Primatology: A New Discipline. Moor-Jankowski, Alexander S. Wiener, and Jerry Fineg......5......2......12
Summary of the Karyology of Old World Primates. B. Chiarelli......5......4......1
Huddle and Sprawl Behavior of Semifree-ranging Squirrel Monkeys. Allan Mazur and John Baldwin......5......4......5
Primate Ethology at Bristol University......5......4......9
Convulsant Level of Metrazol in the Squirrel Monkey. Herbert Wells......6......1......13
Primate Infanticide: A Note and a Request for information. Nicholas S. Thompson......6......3......18
Self-Annointing in Primates with Special Reference to Capuchins (Cebus). W. C. Osman Hill......6......3......20
Training of Squirrel Monkeys to Perform a Pulling-in Task. Daniel F. Bush, Barbara Heinrich, and I. S. Woodburne......6......4......16
Tool-using Behavior of Great Apes Being Studied ......6......4......20
Procurement
American Importers of Rhesus Monkeys......1......1......1
Eastern Suppliers of Monkey Cages......1......1......1
Addition to List of Eastern Suppliers of Monkey Cages......1......4......17
Offer to Exchange Monkeys. V. D. Rider, Jr......2......4......4
Additions to List of Monkey Importers......2......4......9
More Tariffs on Monkeys and Apes. Stanford Gluck......3......3......12
Death of Founder of Asiatic Animal Imports. Iona G. Gluck......4......3......9
United States Law Prohibits Importation of Orangutans......4......4......13
Progressive Primate Procurement. T. W. Roth......5......1......10
Primates from Trap to Test Tube. T. W. Roth......5......1......13
The Shipment of Tree Shrews (Tupaia glis) to the United States from Malaya. Orville Elliot and
Richard Thorington, Jr......6......2......10
Reproduction
Experimental Primate Breeding Colony at San Diego Zoo. Clyde A. Hill......2......2......4
Breeding Saimiri sciureus. Edmore Hafner and L. S. Woodburne......3......4......15
Reproduction in semifree-ranging Saimiri sciureus......4......1......1
Rare Primate Births at Cincinnati Zoo......4......2......2
Birth of a Talapoin Reported......4......2......7
Obese Nonbreeding Vervet Monkey......5......3......11
Observations on Reproduction of Laboratory-maintained Squirrel Monkeys. N. D. M. Lehner, B. C. Bullock, M. A. Feldner, and T. B. Clarkson......6......1......1
"Tieing" Between Stump-tailed Macaques During Mating. W. B. Lemmon and Ellen Oakes......6......1......14
Onset of Sexual Behavior of a Female Chimpanzee......6......2......15
Premature Chimpanzee Triplets at Yerkes. Geoffrey H. Bourne......6......4......14
Requests for Information
Request for Information. J. F. Lucey......1......3......2
Information on Congenital Anomalies Sought. J. F. Lucey......2......2......4
Request for Information. R. Charles Boelkins......2......4......2
Information on Breeding of New World Primates Sought. Joseph A. Bauer, Jr......3......1......9
Request for Information on Presentation of Auditory Stimuli. William C. Stebbins......3......2......12
Request for Information on TB. Thomas H. Clewe......3......3......11
Information About Macaca nemestrina Sought. Eugene Campeau, Jr......3......4......17
Information on Thermal Tolerance of Monkeys Requested. F. H. Rohles......4......1......13
Information on Prosimians in Captivity Sought. Gilbert H. Manley......4......2......10
Baboon Stereotaxic Atlas Sought 5......1......16
Requests for Primate Material
Aged Monkeys Needed......1......4......18
Research Material Sought. Jack Fooden......3......2......7
Serum Samples Needed. S. S. Kalter......3......4 ......16
Fetal Specimens Needed. Daris R. Swindler......4......1......8
Whole Blood Needed. Michael H. Crawford......4......4......10
Sera of Animals Recovered from Monkey Pox Needed. L. R. Christensen......4......4......10
Animals Sought for Rheumatism Research......5......1......21
Estimation of Age of Saimiri.sciureus from Lens Weight: Request for Material......6......1......10
Possible Availability of Anatomical Material from Baboons......6......1......13
An Appeal for Material for a Comparative Study of Primate Placentas......6......1......24
Primate Material Requested......6......2......13
Request for Primate Material: Reproductive Organs......6......4......19
Request for Primate Materiai: Whole Lungs......6......4......19
Taxonomy
On the Identification and Naming of Cynomolgus and Other Monkeys: Editor's Comments and
Letters to the Editor......3......2......4
Comments on the Identification of Monkeys. Robert Holdenried......3......2......6
On the Identification of Monkeys. W. C. Osman Hill........3......3......8
Tentative Identification of Laboratory Squirrel Monkeys (Saimiri). W. C. Osman Hill......4......3......1
What Is a Primate? ......5......2......9
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