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Subjects:
Biology
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Evolutionary Anthropology
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Global Health
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Health & Medical Sciences
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Social Sciences
Key Databases
Web of Science
A huge database of scholarly literature across the sciences, strong in both historical and current coverage. Includes extensive citation mapping.
Scopus
Another broad literature database with strengths in current scientific publications and citation mapping.
PubMed
A large database of biomedical and related literature. It's strengths are controlled subject searching and linking with other NCBI resources.
BIOSIS Citation Index
Covers the biosciences literature, features taxonomic searching and other biological descriptors.
Zoological Record
Covers animal biology literature, features taxonomic searching and good historical coverage.
PrimateLit
Entirely focused on non-human primates. NOTE: only covers years 1940-2010.
Biodiversity Heritage Library
Digitized historical documents, features many museum sources.
Key Journals
American Journal of Physical Anthropology
American Journal of Primatology
Journal of Human Evolution
International Journal of Primatology
Folia Primatologica
Animal Behaviour
Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology
Primates
Key Reference Works
Primate Factsheets
All the World's Primates
Mammalian Species
Encyclopedia of Animal Behavior
Grzimek's Animal Life Encyclopedia
Handbook of Paleoanthropology
Companion to Biological Anthropology
Encyclopedia of Neuroscience
21st Century Anthropology
Evolution of Nervous Systems
Encyclopedia of Anthropology
Key Book Series
Developments in Primatology
Primatology Monographs
Cambridge Studies in Biological and Evolutionary Anthropology
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