A major contribution to great-ape research, covering every aspect of the Mahale Mountain Chimpanzee Project to offer new, unique insights.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
List of contributors Foreword Preface Acknowledgements 1. Introduction Michio Nakamura Part I. History and Overview: 2. Overview of the field site: Mahale Mountains and their surroundings 3. Research history 4. Chimpanzee distribution: accumulation of survey reports 5. Who's who Part II. Social Organization: 6. Social system: features and variations 7. Demography of the M group 8. Home range 9. Fission-fusion grouping 10. Disappearance of K group male chimpanzees: re-examination of group extinction 11. Intergroup relationships Part III. Ecology: 12. Climate and climatological trends in the Kasoje Forest 13. Mahale flora: its historical background and long-term changes 14. Patterns and trends in fruiting phenology: some implications for important chimpanzee diet 15. Mammalian fauna 16. Interspecific relationships Part IV. Feeding: 17. Diet and feeding behavior 18. Taste of chimpanzee foods 19. Seeds from feces: implications for seed dispersal and fecal analyses 20. Hunting and food sharing 21. Insect-feeding behavior and insect fauna: with special reference to plant-insect relationships Part V. Life History and Health: 22. Development and growth: with special reference to mother-infant relationships 23. Gerontology 24. Chimpanzee self-medication: a historical perspective of the key findings 25. Diseases and deaths: variety and impact on social life 26. Conspecific killings Part VI. Social Relations: 27. Male-male relationships 28. Female-female relationships 29. Male-female relationships: affiliative, interventional, and dominant-subordinate interactions 30. Orphans and allomothering Part VII. Social Behavior: 31. Intimidation display 32. Aggression and conflict management 33. Greetings and dominance 35. Sexual behavior and mating strategies 36. Social play: history of the studies at Mahale and a new perspective 37. Ethograms and the diversity of behaviors Part VIII. Behavioral Diversity: 38. Culture 39. Vocal communication 40. Diversity of play 41. Laterality of hand function 42. Use of tools and other objects 43. Bed making and nocturnal behavior Part IX. From Field to Lab: 44. Field endocrinology 45. Skeletal and dental morphology 46. Genetic studies 47. Internal parasites Part X. People and Chimpanzees: 48. Current status of tourism 49. Culture and subsistence ecology of the Tongwe, and their significance in chimpanzee research 50. Conservation and the future Appendix I. Plant list Appendix II. Dietary list Appendix III. Mammal list Appendix IV. Meteorological data collected at Kansyana, 1983-2013 Appendix V. List of researchers who visited Mahale Appendix VI. List of abbreviations used for Mahale chimpanzee names Appendix VII. Research and conservation funds for Mahale Index.
List of contributors Foreword Preface Acknowledgements 1. Introduction Michio Nakamura Part I. History and Overview: 2. Overview of the field site: Mahale Mountains and their surroundings 3. Research history 4. Chimpanzee distribution: accumulation of survey reports 5. Who's who Part II. Social Organization: 6. Social system: features and variations 7. Demography of the M group 8. Home range 9. Fission-fusion grouping 10. Disappearance of K group male chimpanzees: re-examination of group extinction 11. Intergroup relationships Part III. Ecology: 12. Climate and climatological trends in the Kasoje Forest 13. Mahale flora: its historical background and long-term changes 14. Patterns and trends in fruiting phenology: some implications for important chimpanzee diet 15. Mammalian fauna 16. Interspecific relationships Part IV. Feeding: 17. Diet and feeding behavior 18. Taste of chimpanzee foods 19. Seeds from feces: implications for seed dispersal and fecal analyses 20. Hunting and food sharing 21. Insect-feeding behavior and insect fauna: with special reference to plant-insect relationships Part V. Life History and Health: 22. Development and growth: with special reference to mother-infant relationships 23. Gerontology 24. Chimpanzee self-medication: a historical perspective of the key findings 25. Diseases and deaths: variety and impact on social life 26. Conspecific killings Part VI. Social Relations: 27. Male-male relationships 28. Female-female relationships 29. Male-female relationships: affiliative, interventional, and dominant-subordinate interactions 30. Orphans and allomothering Part VII. Social Behavior: 31. Intimidation display 32. Aggression and conflict management 33. Greetings and dominance 35. Sexual behavior and mating strategies 36. Social play: history of the studies at Mahale and a new perspective 37. Ethograms and the diversity of behaviors Part VIII. Behavioral Diversity: 38. Culture 39. Vocal communication 40. Diversity of play 41. Laterality of hand function 42. Use of tools and other objects 43. Bed making and nocturnal behavior Part IX. From Field to Lab: 44. Field endocrinology 45. Skeletal and dental morphology 46. Genetic studies 47. Internal parasites Part X. People and Chimpanzees: 48. Current status of tourism 49. Culture and subsistence ecology of the Tongwe, and their significance in chimpanzee research 50. Conservation and the future Appendix I. Plant list Appendix II. Dietary list Appendix III. Mammal list Appendix IV. Meteorological data collected at Kansyana, 1983-2013 Appendix V. List of researchers who visited Mahale Appendix VI. List of abbreviations used for Mahale chimpanzee names Appendix VII. Research and conservation funds for Mahale Index.
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