Titlebook: Nursery Care of Nonhuman Primates; Gerald C. Ruppenthal,Dorothy J. Reese Book 1979 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1979 animals.d

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Prenatal Protein and Zinc Malnutrition in the Rhesus Monkey, ,or reviews see Birch and Gussow, 1970; Cravioto and DeLicardie, 1973; Latham, 1974; Read, 1973). This concern has centered on a period of vulnerability in human brain development roughly 3 months before and 6 months after birth, which is generally thought to be the period of maximal brain growth.

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Assessment of Skeletal Growth and Maturation of Premature and Term , suggest supplementing these data with skeletal maturation and linear body growth information. Methods of assessment used at the Infant Primate Research Laboratory at the University of Washington are presented, using as an example a current study which contrasts the physical growth and ossification

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Development of Basic Physiological Parameters and Sleep-Wakefulness Patterns in Normal and at-Risk Nresearch goals. For the veterinarian whose goal is a healthy, fecund, self-sustaining colony, breeders that habitually produce nonviable or sick offspring are an economic and time-consuming liability. However, for many researchers such breeders and their offspring are a major resource for studying g

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Growth and Development of Infant Squirrel Monkeys during the First Six Months of Lifeve conditions and that the offspring can be maintained with little difficulty (Hayes, Fay, Roach and Stare, 1972; Rosenblum, 1972; Taub, Adams and Auerbach, 1977; Kaplan, 1977c). This is particularly significant for the investigator who is interested in reproductive and developmental processes of pr

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