Neurobiology of Social Communication in Primates: An Evolutionary Perspective

Published by Academic Press. Inc., 1979

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VERY GOOD/WITH GOOD JACKET, 325 pp. Text clean with several b/w illustrations. Ivory paper jacket with burgundy text; half inch tear in upper right. Burgundy cloth boards. Binding stitched and tight. Shows little sign of use. Has small bookstore sticker on first page.

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Title
Neurobiology of Social Communication in Primates: An Evolutionary Perspective
Author
Steklis, Horst D.; Raleigh, Michael J., Eds.
Publisher
Academic Press. Inc.
Publication year
1979
Condition
Very Good
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Good
Binding
Hardcover
Dimensions
6 x 9

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