What Internet resources are available from the Wisconsin Primate Research Center?

The WPRC Library and Information Service has many resources available for people interested in the field of primatology, including books, periodicals, and audiovisual materials. In addition, Primate Info Net provides access to a number of internet resources maintained by the WPRC. QUICK GUIDE TO INTERNET PROGRAMS Wisconsin Primate Research Center University of Wisconsin--Madison (USA) Telephone: 1-608-263-3512 Fax: 1-608-263-3041 1.

PRIMATE-SCIENCE FOCUS: A professionally oriented electronic discussion forum for people involved in research using nonhuman primates. 2. AUDIOVISUAL SERVICES FOCUS: An archival collection of primate related videotapes slides and audiotapes which may be borrowed for research or educational purposes.

To borrow from or contribute an item to the WRPRC Audiovisual Archive, send email to: Ray Hamel, hamel@primate.wisc.edu 3. INTERNATIONAL DIRECTORY OF PRIMATOLOGY FOCUS: A directory to the field of primatology, includes detailed information about organizations, ... more.

The WRPRC Library and Information Service has many resources available for people interested in the field of primatology, including books, periodicals, and audiovisual materials. In addition, Primate Info Net provides access to a number of internet resources maintained by the WRPRC. QUICK GUIDE TO INTERNET PROGRAMS Wisconsin Regional Primate Research Center University of Wisconsin--Madison (USA) Telephone: 1-608-263-3512 Fax: 1-608-263-3041 1.

PRIMATE-SCIENCE FOCUS: A professionally oriented electronic discussion forum for people involved in research using nonhuman primates. 2. AUDIOVISUAL SERVICES FOCUS: An archival collection of primate related videotapes slides and audiotapes which may be borrowed for research or educational purposes.

To borrow from or contribute an item to the WRPRC Audiovisual Archive, or to request a search of PRIMATES--AV (Comprehensive database of audiovisual resources on primates), send email to: [email protected] Ray Hamel 3. INTERNATIONAL DIRECTORY ... more.

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