Rhesus Monkeys of Santiago Island, Puerto Rico (1966)
1966 · Short film · 33 min
Synopsis
Describes the establishment of a rhesus monkey colony by the NIH on a 40-acre tropical island designed for the observation of social behavior and population ecology of the monkeys. Studies include feeding habits, social hierarchy and interactions, reproduction, family ties, and playing activities of the young
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- 33 minutes
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