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  • Cockrum, E. 1962. Introduction to Mammalogy. The Ronald Press Company, New York.
  • Grzimck's Encyclopedia of Mammals. Vol. 2. 1994. McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, New York.
  • Hakeem et al. (1996) Brain and life span in primates. In: Handbook of the Psychology of Aging (J. Birren, ed.), pp. 78-104. Academic Press: San Diego.
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