ANTH 262 & 369 Course Guide (Primatology) Primatology is the
scientific study of non-human primates. It is studied within the
disciplines of Biological (Physical) Anthropology, as well as
Zoology, Biology, and Psychology. The Queens College Department
of Anthropology includes many useful links, especially in the
Links section. Other Library resources in the sciences may also
prove useful for your research. Encyclopedias & Reference Guides
When beginning research, often information found in
encyclopedias and other reference guides can provide good
background on a topic. - Encyclopedia of Anthropology (Ref.
GN11. E63 2005, 5 vols.) - Well illustrated, alphabetical
arrangement, all areas of anthropology. - Encyclopedia of Human
Evolution and Prehistory (Ref. GN281 E53 2000, 2nd edition) -
Authoritative one volume work on human evolution. - Grzimek's
Animal Life Encyclopedia (Ref. QL7. G7813 2003, 17 vols., 2nd
edition) - Standard zoological reference source for basic
information on species. Primates are covered