21. National Sanctuary For Retired Research Primates, Primate Sanctuary, Wild Animal International Directory of Primatology entry for National Sanctuary for RetiredResearch primates, Primate Sanctuary, wild Animal Orphanage. http://www.primate.wisc.edu/pin/idp/idp/entry/402

National Sanctuary for Retired Research Primates, Primate Sanctuary, Wild Animal Orphanage Sanctuary Helotes, Texas, USA National Sanctuary for Retired Research Primates, Primate Sanctuary, Wild Animal Orphanage (Established 1998) PO Box 1186 , Helotes , Texas 78023 USA Director: Carol Asvestas Phone: Fax: E-mail: wao@wildanimalorphanage.org Mission: Principal Research Programs: Training Opportunities: Educational opportunities available for: Undergraduate,graduate,professional,field work opporunities available; Program emphasis: Colony management; Disease control; Behavioral research. Living Quarters not available,financial support not available. Training Opportunities: Educational opportunities: Internships: Undergraduate, Graduate, Professional, Field work available, Precollege, College, NOT OPEN TO GENERAL PUBLIC. Program focus: Behaviorial studies, Socialization, Bio-safety level 2 procedures. No Financial aid available. No living quarters available. Must provide own transportation. Number of Staff: (15 on-site staff members) Key Personnel: Carol Asvestas, Director

22. Conservation And Use Of Primates And Other Wild Mammals In The Coastal Region Of International Directory of Primatology entry for Conservation and use of primatesand other wild mammals in the coastal region of Guinea Bissau (West Africa http://www.primate.wisc.edu/pin/idp/idp/entry/579

Conservation and use of primates and other wild mammals in the coastal region of Guinea Bissau (West Africa), Centre for Nature Conservation, University of Goettingen Field Study Conservation and use of primates and other wild mammals in the coastal region of Guinea Bissau (West Africa), Centre for Nature Conservation, University of Goettingen Location of field site: Bijagos Arquipelago, Cantanhez, Cufada and Cacheu / Guinea Bissau - West Africa , Africa Project Director: Charlotte Karibuhoye (Research Assistant)- Prof. Dr. Michael Muehlenberg (PhD. Thesis Research Supervisor and Director of the Centre for Nature Conservation) Contract Person: Charlotte Karibuhoye Msc. , ckaribu@gwdg.de Phone: Fax: E-mail: ckaribu@gwdg.de Mailing address: Von Siebold-Strasse, 2 , Goettingen , Goettingen D-37075 Germany Research Objectives: As in main parts of West Africa, in Guinea Bissau wild animals in general and mammals in special have been suffering increasing pressure due to habitat loss as a consequence of logging and agricultural activities and to overexploitation through increasing commercial hunting. The last nation-wide mammal survey was carried out fourteen years ago. This lack of reliable data on primates and other mammals makes it difficult to design and implement effective wildlife conservation actions. This study aims to assess the current conservation status and the use patterns of primates and other wild mammals in the coastal region of Guinea Bissau and to analyse the possibilities and constraints to the implementation of community-based wildlife monitoring and management in that country.

23. Lemurs These links leave The wild Ones Anderson, Norman D. and Walter R. Brown. more extensive fact sheet ); Duke Primate(leading authority on primates, lots of info http://www.thewildones.org/Animals/lemur.html

Lemurs Quick Facts Lemurs are a special group of primates found only on Madagascar and the Comoro Islands. There are 50 species of lemurs and 17 are on the endangered species list. Lemurs are prosimians , or primative primates. They are social animals with long limbs, flexible toes and fingers, and long noses. Habitat loss is the main threat to lemurs today, as people clear their native forests for farm land. Lemur Species Alaotran Gentle Lemur (Hapalemur griseus alaotrensis) Audio Clip Aye-aye (Daubentonia madagascariensis) (Varecia v. variegata) Fat-Tailed Dwarf Lemur Indri (Indri indri) Red Ruffed Lemur (Varecia v. rubra) Ring-tailed Lemur (Lemur catta) Audio Clip E-mail Jonah Ratsimbazafy with your questions about lemurs. "Lemurs" by Lezle Williams Physical Description: The lemur is a kind of primate, which means it is related to apes and humans. You would never know it from the way it looks though! There are many kinds of lemurs, but most have long, pointy noses, which contribute to their excellent sense of smell. Each type of lemur looks very different. They vary color from reddish brown to gray, and come in all different sizes, too. The smallest lemur, the pygmy mouse lemur, weighs only one ounce. But the biggest lemurs, the Indri and Diademed Sifaka lemurs, can weigh up o fifteen pounds, which is about as much as a big cat. Communication: Lemurs use their sense of smell to communicate with each other. These primates have scent glands on their bottoms and on their feet that leave odors on surfaces they cross. When other lemurs pass by, they smell those odors and can tell that another lemur has been there. Lemurs have big, bushy tails that they wave in the air as another form of communication. These big tails also help lemurs balance when they leap from tree to tree.

24. PAWS: Advocacy City of Everett No person shall possess, breed, import, export, barter, buy or sellany nonhuman primates, wild cat, bear, wild canidae and hybrid, venomous http://www.paws.org/work/factsheet/advocacyfactsheets/regulations.html

Exotic Pets City and County Restrictions on Private Ownership of Exotic Animals in the State of Washington Bainbridge Island Keeping of wild animals prohibited; poisonous reptiles and arachnids, crocodilians, wolves and hybrids, and all species of non-human mammals included. City of Battleground It is unlawful for any person to bring into the city, or possess within the city any live member of the canidae, felidae, ursidae families and any inherently dangerous reptile including crocodilia. City of Bellevue Possession or maintenance of an exotic animal, meaning any of the following: venomous snakes, non-human primates and prosimians, bears, crocodilia, non-domesticated felines and canines, and hybrids of canines. City of Bellingham Permit required to own or maintain a wild or exotic animal, but no person shall be permitted to own or maintain any lion, tiger, bear, gorilla, lynx, cougar, jaguar, or venomous snake, coyote, or any other native species to Washington. City of Burien Exotic animal section adopted by reference. (King County) City of Camas No person shall own any dangerous or wild animal without a permit from the State Game Department and/or Federal Fish and Wildlife Service.

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26. Prep School For Primates Learning to be wild. Free Willy. But with nearly all of its native forests convertedto city or pasture, the wild population has shrunken to about 500. http://whyfiles.org/072educ_survival/5.html

Photo by Jessie Cohen. Courtesy of the National Zoo , Smithsonian Institution. Learning to be wild Free Willy The lost language of cranes Golden lion tamarins Quicktime video of the little critters.( 1 MB Courtesy of the National Zoo. School for tamarins While conservationists bemoan the loss of Brazil's Amazon rain forest, that country's Atlantic coastal forest is actually in far worse shape. Five hundred years after European settlement, the few remaining scraps of forest house one of the most endangered animals on earth, the golden lion tamarin. This 1.5 pound primate has golden fur, a lion-like face, and an impressive mane. But with nearly all of its native forests converted to city or pasture, the wild population has shrunken to about 500. In the 1960s, as this tamarin grew scarce, Brazilian primatologist Adelmar Coimbra-Filho set out to prevent their extinction. In the ensuing years, an international collaboration has worked to restore habitat, educate locals about the tamarin's rarity, and raise golden lion tamarins in captivity for release into the wild. The goal is to raise the wild population to 2,000 the estimated minimum needed to minimize the hazards of inbreeding, disease and chance extinction. While the species could increase on its own, introducing captive animals will boost the animals' genetic diversity, helping prevent disease and inbreeding.

27. Continuing Education For Animals wild thing POSTED 2 OCT 1998. More broadly, what must animals whether dolphins,whooping cranes or endangered primates know before they are moved from http://whyfiles.org/072educ_survival/

Keiko breaching. Learning to be wild Free Willy The lost language of cranes Golden lion tamarins Photo by Steve Dickey, Oregon Coast Aquarium Wild thing POSTED 2 OCT 1998. On Sept. 10, Keiko, the killer whale star of the movie Free Willy, was flown to a bay in Iceland where he lived for two years before he was netted in 1979. It was the logical sequel to a movie that climaxed with the liberation of a doe-eyed killer whale. Jessie, Willy's wise-cracking, street-urchin-turned-animal-trainer, would be proud to see his friend Keiko, a five-ton killer whale, getting a real chance at life in the boundless ocean. (OK, Keiko's really a dolphin, but for some reason everybody calls his species "killer whales" or orcas.) But as Keiko awaits an eventual release from his new pen in the chilly North Atlantic, there are a lot of questions to be answered. Will Keiko survive and thrive in his new home? Will he integrate with the all-important family unit? More broadly, what must animals whether dolphins, whooping cranes or endangered primates know before they are moved from captivity to freedom? All in the genes?

28. ASP - PROTECTION OF PRIMATE HEALTH IN THE WILD Protecting the Health of wild primates. The risk of disease transmission betweenhumans and nonhuman primates has been well known for some time now. http://www.asp.org/society/resolutions/primate_health.html

Protecting the Health of Wild Primates ASP Policy Statement of Protection of Primate Health in the Wild WHEREAS many of our primate subjects are already being negatively impacted by human activities that result in destruction of their habitat and fragmentation of their populations; and WHEREAS the study of primates often involves the close proximity of the subjects, the research workers and their guides; and WHEREAS very little information is available on the presence of or exposure to infectious disease in wild primate populations; and WHEREAS evidence suggests that many primate species are susceptible to many of the pathogenic infections that afflict humans and that the transmission of infection can occur in both directions; The AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PRIMATOLOGISTS therefore RECOMMENDS: THAT field research workers consult with veterinary and medical experts to develop health and sanitation standards specific to the research site. THAT field researchers observe these prescribed health and sanitation standards throughout their research and that these standards be considered in all research proposals; THAT the health and sanitation standards apply equally to local staff and volunteers employed by the research worker and that the observance of these standards is an ethical obligation;

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30. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE VETERINARY PERMIT FOR THE IMPORTATION OF wild CAUGHT primates INTOSOUTH AFRICA. (Issued in terms of the Animal Diseases Act, 1984). http://www.nda.agric.za/vetweb/Import/Requirements/Primates/Wild caught primates

VETERINARY PERMIT FOR THE IMPORTATION OF WILD CAUGHT PRIMATES INTO SOUTH AFRICA (Issued in terms of the Animal Diseases Act, 1984) The importer, above, accepts the sole responsibility to ensure that the conditions below, are complied with and understands his/her duty in this regard. The animals described above must be accompanied by : the original import permit the original health certificate IMP.NHP.WILD.12/96.AC (consisting of 2 pages), completed in English and signed within 7 days of departure by an official State Veterinarian authorised thereto by the Veterinary Administration of the country of export. The arrival of the consignment must timeously be reported to the State Veterinarian or Quarantine Master .at the port of entry, before arrival of the consignment and may not be landed without his/her written permission. The animals must be quarantined for a minimum period of 40 days under the control and supervision of the State Veterinarian/Quarantine Master for quarantine at (approved quarantine facility), where they may be subjected to tests and treatments as directed by the Director of Veterinary Services. Upon release of the consignment after quarantine, the non-human primates may not be moved from the quarantine station without the written permission from the State Veterinarian/Quarantine Master. This import permit is subject to nature conservation and CITES approval.

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32. Primates Posters - National Sanctuary for Retired Research primates A division of the wild AnimalOrphanage, this primate sanctuary specializes in retired research primates. http://www.nebulasearch.com/posters/posters/1161-Primates.html

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33. BUAV - PRIMATES IN PERIL It is also wellknown for its extensive flora and fauna and is home to more than4 million wild animals, including many non-human primates, over 60,000 insect http://www.buav.org/pri/pri.htm

The BUAV has undertaken one of its most dangerous investigations to date, into the international trade in wild caught baboons for research. BUAV investigators travelled to Tanzania to infiltrate the primate supply network. We uncovered evidence of wild baboons being kept in shocking conditions prior to their export to laboratories around the world. Our unique footage has revealed the appalling treatment inflicted on these highly sensitive and sociable animals. Sold for as little as $12 each (£8) by the trappers, these primates are then sold on to the international research industry for up to $1200 per baboon (approximately £800). Tanzania is East Africa's largest country. It has rich and varied ecosystems and is a country of great natural wealth and spectacular beauty. Mt Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest mountain, is amongst Tanzania's most popular attractions. It is also well-known for its extensive flora and fauna and is home to more than 4 million wild animals, including many non-human primates, over 60,000 insect species, more than 1000 bird species and a host of plant species. It is thus a popular destination for tourists who are playing an increasingly important role in the Tanzanian economy. Prior to our investigation, little was known as to the exact location of the baboon dealers' trapping sites and holding stations in Tanzania. Thus on arrival in the country, the BUAV investigators had to carry out detective work during which they met with suspicion and on occasions hostility, often finding themselves in potentially dangerous situations. Their perseverance, however, paid off and soon they were able to start unravelling the secret world of the Tanzanian primate dealers.

34. Tamarins Guide - Monkeymania Guide To Primates Tamarins are distinguished by their striking colourations which camouflage them inthe wild. Tamarins are small, compared to most other primates, having a body http://www.monkeymania.co.uk/aztam.htm

Tamarins information There are many species of Tamarin and several sub-species of these. Many of these classifications are disputed for one reason or another so please get in touch if you believe that this page contains any errors. Email atoz@monkeymania.co.uk with details. Tamarins (general) Tamarins are distinguished by their striking colourations which camouflage them in the wild. Tamarins are small, compared to most other primates, having a body length averaging around 25cm (10 inches) and they weigh around 15-20 ounces. Lion tamarins tend to be a the largest of the group, and are distinguished by their elongated digits and the manes from which they derive their name. The tamarins' ancestral primate nails have evolved to look like claws on all but their large toes. This enables them to climb up and down tree trunks like squirrels. The tamarin is distinguished from the marmoset, by the lower jaw and teeth. Tamarins have rounded jaws, whilst the jaws of marmosets are V-shaped, with enlarged incisors. Where the camera icon ( ) appears in the table, click it for a picture of the species. Likewise, where the name is underlined click the link for more information on that species.

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36. Oregon Zoo Primate Exhibit Meet the primates. WHITECHEEKED GIBBONS. Duffy, Gender Male Born October 1995at the Bronx Zoo Acquired March 2000. Gunther, Gender Male Born wild born in 1964 http://www.zooregon.org/Exhibits/primate.htm

Primate Exhibit Overview Animals Exhibit Information Primate Diet ... s Overview Though it is one of our oldest exhibits, this area is a favorite of visitors because of the antics of it's residents. Because of the zoo's participation in national Species Survival Plans and international breeding programs for these endangered animals, many babies are born here. A long-term study on chimpanzee development has been conducted since 1981. Exhibit Animals Primates at the Oregon Zoo White-Cheeked Gibbons L'Hoest Monkeys Siamangs Ring-tailed Lemurs ... Golden Lion Tamarins Bold-face indicates endangered species back t o top Exhibit Information Built: Renovated: Challenge: To provide an atmosphere which is clean, safe, attractive to public and allows broad range of natural behaviors (primates quite adept at tearing, unscrewing and chewing). Because humans are primates too, there is a potential for our primates to contract human diseases (i.e., mumps, measles, TB, etc) from people. That is why primates are housed behind glass or at great distance from visitors Step Back in Time: Photo circa 1971 Renovations: chimp island lemur island orangutan exhibit outside exhibits in mandrills, siamangs, gibbons

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39. Primates There s not a whole lot Georgia can t do. Forest Tufted capuchin monkey. A newcomer to wild Things in the Summer of 2003. wild Things Animal Rentals Inc. http://www.wildthingsinc.com/html/primates.html

For a quick look at our entire inventory, click here. For photos and details, see below. "Georgia" female hamadryas baboon This is by far the best and safest working baboon in the industry ! She works completely loose, in very close contact with any talent and other animals in almost any environment. Her expression and her personality shine on film making her a real character animal. This monkey is talented !!! Credits include : LION KING, many national commercials, and a leading charactor role in BORN FREE the series. There's not a whole lot Georgia can't do. "Forest" Tufted capuchin monkey A new comer to Wild Things in the Summer of 2003. The definition of cute, Forest is a real charmer with everyone right now - We have high hopes for Forest in our educational program. Special thanks to premie.com for making such a small diaper... e-mail us "George" male bush baby "George Bush - baby" get it ? ...whatever. The definition of "cute", this little critter is in fact a primate but really belongs on our oddball page. A very special creature.

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