primates

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primates

Lemurs

2018
"A look at lemurs, including their habitats, physical characteristics such as their dexterous fingers and toes, behaviors, relationships with humans, and their threatened island habitat in the world today"--Provided by publisher.
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The legend of Bigfoot

2018
Diehard believers in the apelike beast take this as support that something is out there that doesn’t want to be found! Readers are invited along on the journey to track down Bigfoot.
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Baby gorillas at the zoo

Title gives readers an inside look into the life of a baby gorilla at the zoo.

Lemur

This book guides beginning readers through the characteristics and behaviors of the lemur with easy-to-read text, vibrant photos, and interesting facts.

Tarsier

2016
"In this book, readers meet the weird but cute tarsier"--Provided by publisher.

Monkeys and apes

2016
Photographs and text present one hundred facts about many kinds of monkeys and apes.

Chimpanzees

Explores the physical traits, behavior, life cycles, and history of human study of chimpanzees.

Orangutan orphans

Orangutans are threatened by illegal pet traders and by the loss of their rainforest habitats. Readers explore careers in helping orangutans while learning amazing facts about these playful animals.

The primate family tree

the amazing diversity of our closest relatives
2011
A full-color, illustrated guide to over 270 species of primates with range maps, classification charts, and information on diet and habitat, global distribution of primate species, and major characteristics.

Monkeys

Many different kinds of monkeys call the trees in the jungle home. Beginning readers will love the amazing photographs of the many varieties featured in this book. From the loud howler monkeys to the distinctive colors and behaviors of the many other jungle primates, this book will take readers deep into the heart of the jungle environment and show them what’s living among the dense foliage.

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