Books in the Noyes Series in Animal Behavior, Ecology, Conservation & Management series

Based on the international symposium held in Minnesota, this book discusses the tiger's systematics and taxonomy, its status both in the wild and captivity, reproductive biology, and management and conservation strategies.

Considers the behavior and ecology of wild wolves in North America, Europe, Eurasia, Israel, and Iran. This book also discusses wolf behavior in captivity and methods of conservation.

Offers a comprehensive synthesis of results from ecological, naturalistic behavioral, comparative psychological, and humanoid language research on apes. This book contains information on the taxonomy, ecology, postural and locomotive behavior, natural communications, and social behavior of the apes.

Covers the research results on the roles of amino acid chelates in animal nutrition. This book is suitable for nutritionists, veterinarians, and those concerned with animal feeds and feeding programs, particularly those supplying mineral supplements to the diet in a form which can be absorbed readily and digested properly.

Gazelles and their relatives are important game animals in Africa and Asia. This book also includes information on their traditional territorial behavior, such as differences in the aggression of owners of territories toward (male) conspecifics of different age and social class, and the structure of a marking system within a territory.

A study, with recommendations, on the housing, care and psychological well-being of captive and laboratory primates.

Iguanas are large, primeval-appearing animals that have always attracted considerable attention and scientific study. This book is the result of a symposium of worldwide scientists on the world's iguanas that was held at a joint meeting of the Society of the Study of Amphibians and Reptiles and The Herpetologist's League.