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Field research on colobus, guenon, mangabey, and patas monkeys: an historical, geographical, and bibliographical listing

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Baldwin, L.A., Teleki, G. & Kavanagh, M. Field research on colobus, guenon, mangabey, and patas monkeys: an historical, geographical, and bibliographical listing. Primates 17, 233–251 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02382853

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