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Primate Conservation
The Journal of the IUCN/SSC Primate Specialist Group - Primate Conservation

This annual publication arises from the World Conservation Union (IUCN)'s Species Survival Commission Specialist Group on Primates (Prosimans, Monkeys, and Apes). The Chair is Russell A. Mittermeier of CI and Deputy Chairs are William R. Konstant of CI and Anthony B. Rylands of CABS.

One of the key roles of the Specialist Groups is the production of the IUCN Red List for Threatened Species. CABS/CI is a member of the SSC Red List Committee and is deeply committed to supporting the program and its expansion of the number of species assessed for conservation status.

Download in PDF format:

Primate Conservation No. 20. (2006)
Primate Conservation No. 19. (2003)
Primate Conservation No. 18 (1998)

Editors:

Anthony B. Rylands
Center for Applied Biodiversity Science
Conservation International
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E-mail: a.rylands@conservation.org

Russell A. Mittermeier
Conservation International
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Washington, DC 20036
USA
E-mail:r.mittermeier@conservation.org

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Ella Outlaw
Conservation International
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E-mail: e.outlaw@conservation.org


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