Conservation International Tropical Pocket Guide Series

2008 Mittermeier, Russell A. | Konstant, William R. | Hawkins, Frank | Louis, Edward E. | Langrand, Olivier | Ratsimbazafy, Jonah | Rasoloarison, Rodin | Ganzhorn, Jörg U. | Rajaobelina, Serge | Tattersall, Ian | Meyers, David M. |

1994 Mittermeier, Russell A. | Tattersall, Ian | Konstant, William R. | Meyers, David M. | Mast, Roderic B. |

2011 Nash, Stephen D. | Oates, J.F. |

West Africa, from the coast of Senegal to Lake Chad and Cameroon's Sanaga River, is home to 60 primate species and subspecies, 46 of which occur nowhere else. They range from the nocturnal angwantibo, pottos, and galagos, to the mangabeys, baboons, and the drill, to guenons and colobus monkeys. In addition, no less than three of the great apes are restricted to this region, including two chimpanzees and the Cross River gorilla.

2010 Hawkins, Frank | Kappeler, Peter M. | Landgrand, Olivier | Louis, Edward E. | MacKinnon, James | Mittermeier, Russell A. | Nash, Stephen D. | Rajaobelina, Serge | Rasoloarison, Rodin | Ratsimbazafy, Jonah | Richardson, Matthew | Roos, Christian | Rylands, Anthony B. | Schwitzer, Christoph |

The third edition of this title has been designed for easy use and to be an indispensable companion for the ecotourist, and especially for the primate-watcher. The 101 lemur species and subspecies currently recognized are illustrated and described in detail, and information is provided on the distribution, ecology, and behavior of each, accompanied by an array of photos, illustrations, and maps.