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TOO MUCH LATITUDE FOR RAPOPORTS RULE
Authors: COWLISHAW G HACKER JE
Citation: G. Cowlishaw et Je. Hacker, TOO MUCH LATITUDE FOR RAPOPORTS RULE, Trends in ecology & evolution, 13(6), 1998, pp. 241-242
ERASING CULTURE AND RACE - PRACTICING SELF-DETERMINATION
Authors: COWLISHAW G
Citation: G. Cowlishaw, ERASING CULTURE AND RACE - PRACTICING SELF-DETERMINATION, Oceania, 68(3), 1998, pp. 145-169
PATTERNS OF AFRICAN PRIMATE DIVERSITY AND THEIR EVALUATION FOR THE SELECTION OF CONSERVATION AREAS
Authors: HACKER JE COWLISHAW G WILLIAMS PH
Citation: Je. Hacker et al., PATTERNS OF AFRICAN PRIMATE DIVERSITY AND THEIR EVALUATION FOR THE SELECTION OF CONSERVATION AREAS, Biological Conservation, 84(3), 1998, pp. 251-262
THE ROLE OF VIGILANCE IN THE SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTIVE STRATEGIES OF DESERT BABOONS
Authors: COWLISHAW G
Citation: G. Cowlishaw, THE ROLE OF VIGILANCE IN THE SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTIVE STRATEGIES OF DESERT BABOONS, Behaviour, 135, 1998, pp. 431-452
RACE AT WORK - REFLECTING ON FIELDWORK IN THE NORTHERN-TERRITORY
Authors: COWLISHAW G
Citation: G. Cowlishaw, RACE AT WORK - REFLECTING ON FIELDWORK IN THE NORTHERN-TERRITORY, J ROY ANTHR, 3(1), 1997, pp. 95-113
ALARM CALLING AND IMPLICATIONS FOR RISK PERCEPTION IN A DESERT BABOONPOPULATION
Authors: COWLISHAW G
Citation: G. Cowlishaw, ALARM CALLING AND IMPLICATIONS FOR RISK PERCEPTION IN A DESERT BABOONPOPULATION, Ethology, 103(5), 1997, pp. 384-394
FLORA OF THE PRO-NAMIB DESERT SWAKOP RIVER CATCHMENT, NAMIBIA - COMMUNITY CLASSIFICATION AND IMPLICATIONS FOR DESERT VEGETATION SAMPLING
Authors: COWLISHAW G DAVIES JG
Citation: G. Cowlishaw et Jg. Davies, FLORA OF THE PRO-NAMIB DESERT SWAKOP RIVER CATCHMENT, NAMIBIA - COMMUNITY CLASSIFICATION AND IMPLICATIONS FOR DESERT VEGETATION SAMPLING, Journal of arid environments, 36(2), 1997, pp. 271-290
THE ROLE OF BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
Authors: SIMMONS RE STANDER PE BARNARD P COWLISHAW G
Citation: Re. Simmons et al., THE ROLE OF BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY IN SOUTHERN AFRICA, South African journal of science, 93(11-12), 1997, pp. 489-490
REFUGE USE AND PREDATION RISK IN A DESERT BABOON POPULATION
Authors: COWLISHAW G
Citation: G. Cowlishaw, REFUGE USE AND PREDATION RISK IN A DESERT BABOON POPULATION, Animal behaviour, 54, 1997, pp. 241-253
TRADE-OFFS BETWEEN FORAGING AND PREDATION RISK DETERMINE HABITAT USE IN A DESERT BABOON POPULATION
Authors: COWLISHAW G
Citation: G. Cowlishaw, TRADE-OFFS BETWEEN FORAGING AND PREDATION RISK DETERMINE HABITAT USE IN A DESERT BABOON POPULATION, Animal behaviour, 53, 1997, pp. 667-686
DISTRIBUTION, DIVERSITY, AND LATITUDE IN AFRICAN PRIMATES
Authors: COWLISHAW G HACKER JE
Citation: G. Cowlishaw et Je. Hacker, DISTRIBUTION, DIVERSITY, AND LATITUDE IN AFRICAN PRIMATES, The American naturalist, 150(4), 1997, pp. 505-512
SEXUAL SELECTION AND INFORMATION-CONTENT IN GIBBON SONG BOUTS
Authors: COWLISHAW G
Citation: G. Cowlishaw, SEXUAL SELECTION AND INFORMATION-CONTENT IN GIBBON SONG BOUTS, Ethology, 102(4), 1996, pp. 272-284
CROSS-CULTURAL PATTERNS OF MARRIAGE AND INHERITANCE - A PHYLOGENETIC APPROACH
Authors: COWLISHAW G MACE R
Citation: G. Cowlishaw et R. Mace, CROSS-CULTURAL PATTERNS OF MARRIAGE AND INHERITANCE - A PHYLOGENETIC APPROACH, Ethology and sociobiology, 17(2), 1996, pp. 87-97
BABOON CARNIVORY AND RAPTOR INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION IN THE NAMIB DESERT
Authors: DAVIES JG COWLISHAW G
Citation: Jg. Davies et G. Cowlishaw, BABOON CARNIVORY AND RAPTOR INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION IN THE NAMIB DESERT, Journal of arid environments, 34(2), 1996, pp. 247-249
MALE-MALE COMPETITION, PATERNITY CERTAINTY AND COPULATION CALLS IN FEMALE BABOONS
Authors: COWLISHAW G OCONNELL SM
Citation: G. Cowlishaw et Sm. Oconnell, MALE-MALE COMPETITION, PATERNITY CERTAINTY AND COPULATION CALLS IN FEMALE BABOONS, Animal behaviour, 51, 1996, pp. 235-238
THE POST-COPULATION WITHDRAWAL RESPONSE IN FEMALE BABOONS - A FUNCTIONAL-ANALYSIS
Authors: OCONNELL SM COWLISHAW G
Citation: Sm. Oconnell et G. Cowlishaw, THE POST-COPULATION WITHDRAWAL RESPONSE IN FEMALE BABOONS - A FUNCTIONAL-ANALYSIS, Primates, 36(3), 1995, pp. 441-446
BEHAVIORAL-PATTERNS IN BABOON GROUP ENCOUNTERS - THE ROLE OF RESOURCECOMPETITION AND MALE REPRODUCTIVE STRATEGIES
Authors: COWLISHAW G
Citation: G. Cowlishaw, BEHAVIORAL-PATTERNS IN BABOON GROUP ENCOUNTERS - THE ROLE OF RESOURCECOMPETITION AND MALE REPRODUCTIVE STRATEGIES, Behaviour, 132, 1995, pp. 75-86
COLOBINE MONKEYS - THEIR ECOLOGY, BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION - DAVIES,AG,OATES,JF
Authors: COWLISHAW G
Citation: G. Cowlishaw, COLOBINE MONKEYS - THEIR ECOLOGY, BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION - DAVIES,AG,OATES,JF, Animal behaviour, 50, 1995, pp. 566-566
VULNERABILITY TO PREDATION IN BABOON POPULATIONS
Authors: COWLISHAW G
Citation: G. Cowlishaw, VULNERABILITY TO PREDATION IN BABOON POPULATIONS, Behaviour, 131, 1994, pp. 293-304
INFANTICIDE AVOIDANCE, SPERM COMPETITION AND MATE CHOICE - THE FUNCTION OF COPULATION CALLS IN FEMALE BABOONS
Authors: OCONNELL SM COWLISHAW G
Citation: Sm. Oconnell et G. Cowlishaw, INFANTICIDE AVOIDANCE, SPERM COMPETITION AND MATE CHOICE - THE FUNCTION OF COPULATION CALLS IN FEMALE BABOONS, Animal behaviour, 48(3), 1994, pp. 687-694
ABORIGINAL FRONTIERS AND BOUNDARIES IN AUSTRALIA - DAVIS,SL, PRESCOTT,JRV
Authors: COWLISHAW G
Citation: G. Cowlishaw, ABORIGINAL FRONTIERS AND BOUNDARIES IN AUSTRALIA - DAVIS,SL, PRESCOTT,JRV, Oceania, 64(1), 1993, pp. 85-88
REPRESENTING RACIAL ISSUES - INTRODUCTION
Authors: COWLISHAW G
Citation: G. Cowlishaw, REPRESENTING RACIAL ISSUES - INTRODUCTION, Oceania, 63(3), 1993, pp. 183-194
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