My family album: thirty years of primate photography.

Name: My family album: thirty years of primate photography.
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de Waal, Frans.
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“Combining his own collection of sharp, intensely dramatic photographs with crisp and insightful commentary, renowned primatologist Frances de Waal reveals our closest relatives in all their surprising complexity.”

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SKU: 8534faf0b0b4 Categories: Mammals, New Books, primate

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University of California Press, Quarto, dustwrapper, photographs.

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