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1 Patterns of Sociai, Grouping among Wild Primates<br/>By F. Bourliere, Laboratoire de Physiologic, Faculte de Medecine, Paris<br/><br/>2 Behavior and Ways of Life of the Fossil Primates .<br/>By fean Piveteau, Sorbonne, Paris<br/><br/>3 The Nature and Special Features of the Instinctive Social Bond of Primates<br/>By M. R. A. Chance, Uffculme Clinic, Bimiingham<br/><br/>4 The Evolution of Territorial Behavior .<br/>By Heini P. Hediger, Zoo and University, Zurich<br/><br/>5 Some Factors Influencing the Social Life of Primates in General<br/>and of Early Man in Particular .<br/>By Adolph H. Schultz, Anthropologisches Institut, Universitat Zurich<br/><br/>6 Social Behavior of Baboons and Early Man .<br/>By S. L. Washbum and Irven DeVore, University of California, Berkeley<br/><br/>7 Notes on the Mentality of Primitive Man .<br/>By F. M. Bergounioux, Institut Catholiquc, Toulouse<br/><br/>8 Some Evidence for the Ideologies of Early Man .<br/>By Alberto C. Blanc, Institute de Paleontologia, Umana, Roma<br/><br/>9 The Social Life of Early Paleolithic Man as Seen<br/>THROUGH IHE WoRK OF THE SoVIET ANTHROPOLOGISTS .<br/>By G. F. Debetz, Ethnological Institute, Moscow<br/><br/>10 Acquisition of Anatomical Knowledge by Ancient Man<br/>By William S. Laughlin, University of Wisconsin<br/><br/>11 On Man's Use of Fire, with Comments on Tool-making and Hunting<br/>By Kenneth P. Oakley, British Museum (Natural History), London<br/><br/>12 The Social Life of Spanish Paleolithic Hunters as Shown by Levantine Art<br/>By Luis Pericot, University of Barcelona<br/><br/>13 The Social Life of Early Man: The Evidence of Skeletons .<br/>By Henri V. Vallois, Musee de I'Homme, Paris<br/><br/>14 The Proculiural Foundations of Human Adaptation .<br/>By A. Irving Hallowell, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia<br/><br/>15 Sedentary and Mobile Bents in Early Societies . .<br/>By Carl O, Saeur, University of California, Berkeley<br/><br/>16 Some Genetic Implications of Human Evolution .<br/>By Ernst W. Caspari, Department of Biology, University of Rochester<br/><br/>17 Relevance of Recent Evolutionary Changes to Human Stress Biology<br/>By David A. Hamburg, National Institute of Mental Health, Bethesda<br/><br/>18 Comments .<br/>By lago Galdston, New York Academy of Medicine, New Yorkw |
