41. Tom Moody - Miscellaneous Posts Tom Moody miscellaneous Posts. These posts are either jump pages for my Cooperative primates will be reluctant to engage in a group hunt if they http://www.digitalmediatree.com/tommoody/miscellaneous/pageforward/22858/

Tom Moody - Miscellaneous Posts These posts are either "jump pages" for my weblog or posts-in-process that will eventually appear there. For what it's worth, here's an archive of these random bits. The picture to the left is by a famous comic book artist. View current page ...more recent posts What the Monkeys Can Teach Humans About Making America Fairer By ADAM COHEN Give a capuchin monkey a cucumber slice, and she will eagerly trade a small pebble for it. But when a second monkey, in an adjoining cage, receives a more-desirable grape for the same pebble, it changes everything. The first monkey will then reject her cucumber, and sometimes throw it out of the cage. Monkeys rarely refuse food, but in this case they appear to be pursuing an even higher value than eating: fairness. The capuchin monkey study, published last week in Nature, has generated a lot of interest for a scant three-page report buried in the journal's letters section. There is, certainly, a risk of reading too much into the feeding habits of 10 research monkeys. But in a week when fairness was so evidently on the ropes — from the World Trade Organization meeting in Cancún, which poor nations walked out of in frustration, to the latest issue of Forbes, reporting that the richest 400 Americans are worth $955 billion — the capuchin monkeys offered a glimmer of hope from the primate gene pool. The study's implication that we are, to some extent, hard-wired for fairness speaks with special force to the legal system. American law has undergone a transformation in recent years, led by conservative Supreme Court justices and scholars, away from a focus on broad principles of fairness and toward a willingness to subject people to treatment that might be unjust, on the grounds that it is legal. The monkey study suggests, however, that fairness might be more than a currently unfashionable legal concept. It may be integral to who we are.

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What the Monkeys Can Teach Humans About Making America Fairer By ADAM COHEN Give a capuchin monkey a cucumber slice, and she will eagerly trade a small pebble for it. But when a second monkey, in an adjoining cage, receives a more-desirable grape for the same pebble, it changes everything. The first monkey will then reject her cucumber, and sometimes throw it out of the cage. Monkeys rarely refuse food, but in this case they appear to be pursuing an even higher value than eating: fairness. The capuchin monkey study, published last week in Nature, has generated a lot of interest for a scant three-page report buried in the journal's letters section. There is, certainly, a risk of reading too much into the feeding habits of 10 research monkeys. But in a week when fairness was so evidently on the ropes — from the World Trade Organization meeting in Cancún, which poor nations walked out of in frustration, to the latest issue of Forbes, reporting that the richest 400 Americans are worth $955 billion — the capuchin monkeys offered a glimmer of hope from the primate gene pool. The study's implication that we are, to some extent, hard-wired for fairness speaks with special force to the legal system. American law has undergone a transformation in recent years, led by conservative Supreme Court justices and scholars, away from a focus on broad principles of fairness and toward a willingness to subject people to treatment that might be unjust, on the grounds that it is legal. The monkey study suggests, however, that fairness might be more than a currently unfashionable legal concept. It may be integral to who we are.

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Home About Us Testimonials Warranties ... Contact Us Entertainment Products for the entire animal kingdom. search Marine Mammals Ursidae Carnivores Primates ... Checkout / Cart Contents Items: Total: Username New Shopper Login Help Password Zoo Range Miscellaneous Large Food Ball on Bungee Suitable for all similar sized monkeys. Price: AUD$123.20 (inc GST) Medium Food Ball on Bungee As above, size 19cm, more suitable for chimpanzees and other primates of this stature. Price: AUD$95.00 (inc GST) Small Food Ball on Bungee As above, size 15cm, suitable for macaques, gibbons and similar size monkeys. Price: AUD$82.50 (inc GST) Large Food Ball Entertainment and Enrichment for the larger ape species. Price: AUD$88.00 (inc GST) Medium Food Ball Entertainment and Enrichment for the medium ape species. Price: AUD$77.55 (inc GST) Small Food Ball Entertainment and Enrichment for the smaller ape species. Price: AUD$68.20 (inc GST) Large Thick Play Balls Entertaining and Enrichment for any species. Price: AUD$84.70 (inc GST) Medium Thick Play Balls Entertaining and Enrichment for the medium ape species Price: AUD$54.45

44. Environmental Enrichment Information Resources For Nonhuman Primates Updated by Environmental Enrichment for Nonhuman primates Resource Guide, 19921999 miscellaneous. 265 Altmann, J. Summary. In Well-being of Nonhuman http://www.nal.usda.gov/awic/pubs/oldbib/primenv.htm

Environmental Enrichment Information Resources for Nonhuman Primates Provided by the Animal Welfare Information Center United States Department of Agriculture National Agricultural Library Environmental Enrichment Information Resources for Nonhuman Primates, 1987-1992 Updated by Environmental Enrichment for Nonhuman Primates Resource Guide, 1992-1999 United States Department of Agriculture National Agicultural Library National Institutes of Health National Library of Medicine Primate Information Center University of Washington May 1992 Environmental Enrichment Information Resources for Nonhuman Primates: 1987-1992 List of Contributors: United States Department of Agriculture National Agricultural Library Animal Welfare Information Center 10301 Baltimore Boulevard Beltsville, Maryland 20705 Janice C. Swanson, Ph.D.

45. "Information Resources On The Care And Use Of Molluscs" miscellaneous. 2001. Galloway, TS; Depledge, MH (2001) Immunotoxicity in fish, humans, Mammals, Mollusks, nonhuman vertebrates, primates, Vertebrates. http://www.nal.usda.gov/awic/pubs/molluscs/labmisc.htm

Laboratory Care / Research Miscellaneous Galloway, T.S.; Depledge, M.H. (2001) Immunotoxicity in invertebrates: measurement and ecotoxicological relevance. Ecotoxicology NAL call no: RA565.A1E27 Abstract: Descriptors: ecology, environmental pollutants toxicity, immunotoxins toxicity, Mollusca immunology, biological markers, environmental pollutants immunology, hemocytes immunology, hydrocarbons, halogenated immunology, hydrocarbons, halogenated toxicity, immunotoxins immunology, metals, heavy immunology, metals, heavy toxicity, organotin compounds immunology, organotin compounds toxicity, oxidants immunology, oxidants toxicity, pesticides immunology, pesticides toxicity, polycyclic hydrocarbons immunology, polycyclic hydrocarbons toxicity, biological markers, environmental pollutants, hydrocarbons halogenated, immunotoxins, metals heavy, organotin compounds, oxidants, pesticides, polycyclic hydrocarbons. Snyder, M.J.; Girvetz, E.; Mulder, E.P. (2001) Induction of marine mollusc stress proteins by chemical or physical stress.

46. About Puerto Rico . . . Sightseeing many exotic bird species, some primates and other miscellaneous species. The zoo features some of the great African beasts, plenty of primates and a http://www.dollarman.com/puertorico/sightseeing.html

For your convenience in planning trips, we have divided this section into four sub-sections. San Juan covers the Greater San Juan Metropolitan Area. Many of the attractions in this section are available by bus or taxi from Old San Juan, Condado or Isla Verde. Most tourists stay at one of the three above sectors. East includes all major tourist spots east of San Juan , including the neighboring island municipalities of Vieques and Culebra You need to drive to these locations or take tours which are advertised at most hotels and resorts. West includes anything west of San Juan . You need to drive to some of these locations, while guided tours are available for others. South includes tourist attractions in Ponce and the remainder of the southern portion of the Island. Attractions within the Greater San Juan Metropolitan Area - A passive park located near the geographical center of the San Juan Metropolitan Area, across from the Roberto Clemente Coliseum and near Plaza Las Americas Shopping Center. You may park at the Roberto Clemente Coliseum at hourly rates and take an elevated car ride into the park. - Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico. You will find it hard to believe that you are minutes away from highways and the hustle-bustle of daily life. This large passive park includes many of the botanical species in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. Bronze plaques provide information on most species. Benches and restrooms are strategically located around the park. Bring a picnic lunch and your own bottled water. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes. And bring your camera. Parking is available at the entrance. Facilities for the handicapped are minimal. Reservations can be made for guided tours and group tours. Call (787)-767-1710 for details.

47. VSC 443/543 (U Of A) Diseases Of Nonhuman Primates Susceptibility of nonhuman primates varies, with Old World species consideredmore susceptible to infection miscellaneous Conditions. Traumatic injuries http://www.ahsc.arizona.edu/uac/notes/classes/primatediseases/primatediseases04.

PRIMATE DISEASES RESEARCH ANIMAL METHODS VSC 443/543 - Fall 2005 Lecture notes for November 2, 2005 Michael S. Rand Chief, Biotechnology Support Service University Animal Care University of Arizona - Tucson, AZ TABLE OF CONTENTS Viral Diseases Measles Herpesvirus tamarinus and Herpesvirus simplex Bacterial Diseases ... Reference Common clinical problems In general, the most common health problems encountered in a nonhuman primate colony involve bacterial enteritis, bacterial pneumonia, and traumatic injuries. The clinical conditions presented are categorized as viral, bacterial, parasitic, reproductive, or miscellaneous. Where appropriate, a brief discussion of the etiology, clinical signs, diagnostic procedures, and treatment recommendations are included. A preventive health program, as well as good husbandry and sanitation practices, will limit the occurrence of many of the clinical conditions described. Viral Diseases Measles A human Morbillivirus causes measles. It has been reported in New and Old World species, and the great apes.

48. Miscellaneous Orangutan News Sumatran Orangutans amongst the Top 25 most endangered primates Twentythreeof the primates identified as the most endangered are found in the world s http://www.orangutans-sos.org/archivenews/archnewsmisc.htm

Sumatran Orangutan Society Orangutan-related News August 2004: New World Heritage Site in Sumatra July 2004, UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation) has officially declared a new world heritage site comprising a cluster of three national parks, including Gunung Leuser. This should add weight to the international campaign opposing the Ladia Galaska roads project that cuts through the Leuser Ecosystem. Back to: Sumatra Crisis Or read on for archive news.... March 2004: GrASP Time is running out for the world's Great Ape populations. Gorillas, orangutans, chimpanzees and bonobo populations are struggling to survive. The Great Ape Survival Programme (Grasp) is a United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) project, launched in 2001. This was established in response to the knowledge that all the Great Apes are endangered with the exception of humans. An emergency preliminary meeting took place in December in Paris with representatives from many of the countries that have Great Ape populations. SOS were represented by the UK-based Ape Alliance - an alliance of many ape-related organisations. Grasp has become very active and more information can be found on their website

49. Miscellaneous Discussions Lesser primates and monkeys join in, and before you know it all mammals have beenconnected (and so on). There s no obvious place to say here the http://www.mattox.com/genome/misc.html

Miscellaneous Discussions This page contains a number of articles that just didn't seem to fit in with the major sections on the other pages. This is a grabbag of questions and replies (reminiscent of the Burgess Shale). Topics: Independent species: [ Developmental timing: [ Mutations: [ One or many original ancestors: [ DNA lesions [ Invertebrate/vertebrate: [ Jingwei: [ Reuse of genes in the pond: [ See also The Pond Patterns and the tree: [ Sequence alignments: [ Anatomical complexity: [ Evolution: [ Assumptions, assumptions, assumptions; bugs in the pond; new genes; ORFs and information content; sequence patterns; and gene reuse in the pond: [ Eyes: [ From Keith Robison: I ask you this. Humans and chimps have extremely similar genomes, and I doubt even you would attempt to claim they sprung to life independently. JM: According to Senapathy, they probably did. If there are unique genes in either genome, then he would say that they must have. Keith: Yet chimps and humans show a number of key differences which must be genetic, and are quite extreme. For example, chimpanzee females develop a large swelling on their buttocks during reproductive heat. Where did those novel genes/pathways come from? Are you going to claim that is "normal" variation? JM: The Senapathy test is: are there unique body parts or organs (and thus unique genes)? If so, they are independent organisms.

50. Bigfoot - Conference Call, Email, SMS Or Text Messaging, Find People Silverboon Web Site. A site about me with information about Weather, Devotions,primates and miscellaneous links. The EDoctor http://www.bigfoot.com/RUN?FN=cat_education&locale=en&COOK=&SEQ=

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Contract for the use of sound recordings ("Music-On-Demand" Downloads) Note: Exceptions (i.e. promotional CD's and advertising - see below) require written consent and approval. 1. Transfer of exploitation rights The licensor grants the moving primates Gmbh (in conjunction with other online platforms based on the moving primates network, for example www.ic-musicmedia.com /.de) the non-exclusive geographically, unrestricted and hence world-wide right to reproduce, distribute and make publicly available the sound recording provided an accordance with the following conditions; 1.2 Moving Primates GmbH and ic-musicmedia.com/de shall be entitled To use the sound recordings in whole or in part in databases, data networks (e.g. Internet, WWW etc.) or similar in any selection and arrangement for all possible uses within a framework of a database, feed, store, distribute and in particular communicate such to the users of databases/data networks via cable, mobile or other means of transfer on call for the purpose of acoustic and/or visual perception and/or reproduction; To make available the sound recordings for sample hearing in whole or in part, in lower quality (Real Audio, MP3 Stream) free of charge, and to make available in whole or in part with the right to store permanently (=download) in return for payment or free of charge at the choice of the licensor;

52. Wamba, D. R. Congo New York Plenum. Kuroda, S. (1980). Social behavior of the pygmy chimpanzees.primates. 21 181197. miscellaneous, Related links http://dss.ucsd.edu/~jmoore/apesites/Wamba/Wamba.html

Wamba, D. R. Congo Brief History Primary source for the following Site Data is McGrew et. al. (1996), Great Ape Societies (Cambridge University Press), Appendix. SITE DATA Name: Station de Wamba, Centre de Recherche en Ecologie et Forestiere Location: Status: Scientific Reserve Area Altitude Temp Rainfall Vegetation Rainforest-derived mosaic of dry, swamp, and secondary forest, cultivated fields. A species list is available at http://www.primate.wisc.edu/pin/tro1.html Human influence: Selective logging, hunting, provisioning Disturbance ratings Closest village: Adjacent Species studied: P. paniscus Population density: - individuals per km Fauna Perodicticus potto, Galago demidovii, Colobus angolensis, C. badius, Cercopithecus ascanius, C. wolfi, C. neglectus, C. salongo, Allenopithecus nigroviridis, Cercocebus aterrimus, Panthera pardus Study period: Habituation: Good for 3 groups, fair for 2 groups, poor for 1 group Research presence: Seasonal, occasional Conservation: Guards' training Current research: Sexual development, intergroup relationships, adoption

53. Mt. Assirik Social organization of savannadwelling chimpanzees, Pan troglodytes verus, at Mt.Assirik, Senegal. primates. 24 154-173. miscellaneous, Related links http://dss.ucsd.edu/~jmoore/apesites/Assirik/Assirik.html

Mt. Assirik, Senegal Brief History Research in the Parc National du Niokolo-Koba (environs of Mont Assirik) was conducted by members of the Stirling African Primate Project between 1976 - 1979; this study remains the longest-term project on "savanna" chimpanzees. It has been protected from all hunting since 1950 and is a relatively intact ecosystem. Primary sources for the following: Baldwin et al. (1982), McGrew et al. (1981). SITE DATA Name: Parc National du Niokolo-Koba, aka Mt. Assirik Location: Status: National Park Area Park is 8130km ; study area roughly 50km Altitude roughly 100-311m (the peak of Mt. Assirik) Temp Rainfall 954mm/yr (N=4 yrs); 7 dry months/yr (where dry = less than 1/24 of mean annual total) Vegetation 55% grassland, 37% woodland, 5% bamboo, 3% forest Human influence: Park founded in 1925, all hunting banned in 1950; no people live within park except for guards and tourist camps. Disturbance ratings Closest village: more than 15km? Species studied: P. t. verus, Papio papio, Cercopithecus sabaeus

54. Bill Summary Status HR5666 Making miscellaneous appropriations for the fiscal year ending September30, 2001, and for other purposes. Sponsor Rep Young, CW Bill FL10 http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/?&Db=d106&querybd=@FIELD(FLD001 @4(Primate

55. DUfaq 1.0 Anomalous hominids and apparently unknown higherprimates Yeti, News andarticles about miscellaneous cryptids which are not covered in any of the http://www.forteanzoology.com/faq/

The Arcane Ark - The CFZ Interactive News Archive news@cfz.org.uk Currently in the archive are articles in categories Aerial Cryptids and Phenomena News reports and articles about dragons, sky-beasts, `floaters`, and `rods` ALIEN BIG CATS: Australia and New Zealand News reports and articles about mystery cats and anomalous cat-like animals in the Antipodes ALIEN BIG CATS: Mainland Europe News reports and articles about anomalous Cat-like animals on Mainland Europe ALIEN BIG CATS: North America News reports and articles about anomalous Cat-like animals in America North Of Mexico ALIEN BIG CATS: UK/Eire News reports and articles about anomalous Cat-like animals in the UK and Eire Animal Attacks News reports and articles about attacks by animals on people or places Animal Mutilations News reports and articles about unexplained mutilations, attacks and deaths of both domestic livestock and wild animals Chupacabra News reports and articles about Chupacabras Colour Variants - MAMMALS News reports and articles about animals that have variations in colour to the norm Conservation and Welfare - ANIMALS News reports and articles about animal conservation and preservation Ecological Threats - US/Canada Threats to the ecological balance Exo/Xenobiology News relating to scientific evidence for life on other planets General News: CRYPTOZOOLOGY News articles about cryptozoology or cryptozoologists in general LAKE MONSTERS: Europe News reports and articles about reports of lake monsters in the rest of Europe LAKE MONSTERS: Loch Ness News reports and articles about 'Nessie' the Loch Ness Monster

56. Miscellaneous Memphis Zoo, primates, ZooCats, ZooBirds, ZooOther,Outdoors, Sky, Plants miscellaneous. Date 05/16/2005 Size 63 items http://sententia.org/main.php?g2_view=core:ShowItem&g2_itemId=89

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58. Miscellaneous Objections: TAME YOUR INNER CHIMP miscellaneous Objections. What s your MO? While most people realize that weprobably evolved from primates long ago, they don’t realize how this affects http://www.rhsager.com/mo/2005/01/tame_your_inner.html

Miscellaneous Objections What's your M.O.? About Misc. Media Google News National Review Reason Slate ... The Weekly Standard Misc. Obviousness Andrew Sullivan Eduwonk Gawker Geek Press ... Wonkette Misc. Campaign Finance Bob Bauer A Democratic campaign-finance lawyer who chronicles the demise of free speech in America Skeptic's Eye A former FEC staffer's insights on campaign-finance law Misc. Education Blogs Education Wonk Not to be confused with the Big Daddy, Eduwonk Joanne Jacobs A former San Jose Mercury News columnist Jenny D A doctoral candidate at a large, prestigious state university Misc. New Yorkers Alarming News A New York City political consultant Columbians for Academic Freedom Chronicles the fight over anti-Semitism at Columbia University Ragged Thots Fellow Post editorialist Robert George makes puns about politics... and sticks it to the man Steve Silver A guy named Steve Silver The Politicker The house blog of The New York Observer Turing House blog of The New Partisan Misc. CPAC Bloggers Aggregator Ana Marie Cox Bryan Preston Chris Nolan ... Sean Hackbarth Misc. Resources American Heritage Dictionary The best online dictionary/thesaurus/etc. that I've ever encountered

59. Demisemiblog Archive -- October 2003 Those creatures walking around without money are some kind of miscellaneous primates.This stuff would all be much more persuasive if Mr. Newsom s http://home.pacbell.net/mabjo/archive1003.html

Demisemiblog Archive Items 90-140, 10/1/03 - 10/31/03 Return to main page Sorry for the low-tech rerouting, but: If you reached this page because of a link to a numbered item that is no longer on my main page, you can get to it by adding "#" and the number e.g. "#99," to the end of the URL above. 10/31/03 1:02 p.m. (Link here "...the world is more peaceful and more free under my leadership..." Yes, GW Bush said that. Where? Washington. When? on Wednesday Hm. Gee, that's too bad Meanwhile Joan Didion delves into the fundamentalist backing (and filling) of the current administration. 10/30/03 8:54 a.m. (Link here This morning circa 7:45 a.m. the telephone rang here with a recorded call. An anonymous female voice announcing itself as "Sally Smith from the Urban Issues Project" said Supervisor Matt Gonzalez had voted himself a 200% raise (at least, I'm nearly sure the voice said "voted") while asking other city workers to cut their pay. It gave what I presume was Gonazlez' City Hall phone number with a "554" prefix and suggested we call him and tell him to give it back. The signoff said the call had been paid for by the "California Urban Issues Project." Like any decent citizen I called Matt's campaign and put a description of same on his answering machine. My candidate is Ammiano but I'll back anyone running to the left of Newsom, and anyway hit-piece automatic dialing is disgusting.

60. Canadian Food Inspection Agency - Health Of Animals - Import Of Pet Primates Import permits will only be issued for primates from countries other than the end use and miscellaneous qualifiers of the product they wish to import. http://www.inspection.gc.ca/english/anima/heasan/import/primatese.shtml

datestamp='2003-10-14' Quick Pick By Commodity / Key Topic Animal health Biotechnology Dairy Eggs Employment Opportunities Feeds Fertilizers Fish and Seafood Food Recalls Forestry Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Grains Honey Horticulture Meat Hygiene Pet Imports Plant Biosafety Plant Breeder's Rights Potatoes Processed Products Publications Retail Food/Labelling Seeds Variety Registration Veterinary Biologics Main Page - Animal Products Main Page - Animal Health Act and Regulations Animal Diseases Export Import ... Offices Canadian Food Inspection Agency Animal Products Animal Health and Production Division Import of Pet Primates (Includes apes, baboons, chimpanzees, gorillas, mandrills, monkeys, organutans, marmosets etc.) The pet import requirements outlined in this page are current as of document.write (fullyear + "-" + fullmonth + "- " + fulldate) For additional information on policies and positions for exotic animals, visit the website of the Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council of Canada (PIJAC Canada) : http://www.pijaccanada.com/English/pp_exotic_animal_policy.cfm From the United States Two (2) or less primates may be imported from the United States for personal use and not for resale. In these circumstances, no certification is required. However, you must check the species against the

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