@book {2543,
	title = {Species, Species Concepts, and Primate Evolution},
	series = {The Langauage of Science Advances in Primatology},
	year = {1993},
	pages = {560},
	publisher = {Plenum Press},
	organization = {Plenum Press},
	address = {New York},
	abstract = {<p>\&nbsp;</p>
<p>In order to meld the facts of organic diversity with the  continuity of  the evolutionary process, this volume details the  diversity of   theoretical perspectives and methodological approaches  currently   employed by primate evolutionary biologists and  paleontologists.   Specific coverage includes: species concepts and  their role in   evolutionary theory, the speciation process and the  biology of  species  differences among living primates, and the  problems of  species  recognition in the primate fossil record.  Species in evolutionary theory -- What, if anything is a species? / Niles Eldredge -- Species concepts: the tested, the untestable and the redundant / Frederick S. Szalay -- Primates and paradigms: problems with the identification of genetic species / J.C. Masters -- Speciation and variation among the living primates -- Species, subspecies and baboon systematics / Clifford J. Jolly -- Speciation in living hominoid primates / Colin P. Groves -- Geographic variation in primates: a review with implications for interpreting fossils / Gene H. Albrecht, Joseph M.A. MillerSpeciation and morphological differentiation in the genus Lemur / Ian Tattersall -- Squirrel monkey (Genus Saimiri) taxonomy: a multidisciplinary study of the biology of species / Robert K. Costello ... [et al.] -- Measures of dental variation as indicators of multiple taxa in samples of sympatric cercopithecus species / Dana A. Cope -- Catarrhine dental variability and species recognition in the fossil record / J. Michael PlavcanMultivariate craniometric variation in chimpanzees: implications for species identification / Brian T. Shea, Steven R. Leigh, Colin P. Groves -- Species and species recognition in the primate fossil record -- Species concepts and species recognition in eocene primates / Kenneth D. Rose, Thomas Bown -- Anagenetic angst: species boundaries in eocene primates / Leonard Krishtalka -- Cladistic concepts and the species problem in hominoid evolution / Terry Harrison -- Species discrimination in proconsul from Rusinga and Mfangano Islands, Kenya / M.F. Teaford, A. Walker, G.S. MugaisiSpecies recognition in middle miocene hominoids / Lawrence B. Martin, Peter Andrews -- Taxonomic implications of sexual dimorphism in lufengpithecus / Jay Kelley -- Species and species recognition in the hominid fossil record -- Importance of species taxa in paleoanthropology and an argument for the phylogenetic concepts of the species category / William H. Kimbel, Yoel Rak -- Early homo: how many species? / Bernard Wood -- Morphological variation in homo neanderthalensis and homo sapiens in the Levant: a biogeographic model / Yoel RakSpecies and speciation: conceptual issues and their relevance for primate evolutionary biology / William H. Kimbel, Lawrence B. Martin</p>},
	keywords = {Evolution., Primates, Species, Species Specificity},
	isbn = {0306442973},
	url = {http://lccn.loc.gov/93006920},
	author = {Kimbel, William H and Martin, Lawrence}
}
