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PublicationsSelected Other Publications2007 Stanford, C.B.Comment on Sayers and Lovejoy, “The chimpanzee has no clothes: a critical examination of Pan troglodytes in models of human evolution." Current Anthropology 49: xx-xx.(in press) Stanford, C.B. Review of Feeding Ecology of Great Apes and Other Primates (edited by G. Hohmann et al.). Ecology. in press Stanford, C.B. Comment on Alter, “The once and future apeman: reflections on chimera, human evolution, and questions of displinary coherence." Current Anthropology 48: 647. Stanford, C.B. Review of Before the Dawn (by N. Wade). American Scientist.
What Nonhuman Primates Can and Can’t Teach Us About the Evolution of Mind. In The Evolution of Mind: Questions and Controversies (ed. S. Gangestead and J. Simpson). Guilford Press. (in press) Stanford, C.B.Review of The Cultured Chimpanzee (by W. McGrew). American Anthropologist 107: 426-427.
Chimpanzee behavior and ecology. Encyclopedia entry in World Book: Science Year. Stanford, C.B.Chelonian conservation in Myanmar. Marmorata: Mar/Apr 2006. Stanford, C.B. Review of The Evolution of Thought (edited by A. E. Russon and D. R. Begun). Quarterly Review of Biology. Stanford, C.B. Cousins: What the great apes tell us about human origins. In The Search for a Common Language: Environmental Writing and Education, pp. 35-45. Utah State University Press. Stanford, C.B. Chimpanzees as Predators. In The World Atlas of Great Apes and their Conservation. UNEP.
review of Intelligence in Apes and Other Rational Beings (by D. M. Rumbaugh and D. A. Washburn). Quarterly Review of Biology 79:335. Stanford, C.B. Book review of Behavioural Diversity in Chimpanzees and Bonobos (edited by C. Boesch, G. Hohmann and L. Marchant). American Journal of Physical Anthropology 121.
Book review of Eating Apes (by D. Peterson). Quarterly Review of Biology. XX: xx-xx. Stanford, C.B. Sharing the wealth: chimpanzees and mountain gorillas share the resources of The Impenetrable Forest. Natural History 112 (6): 46-51. Stanford, C.B. Book review of Animal Social Complexity: Intelligence, Culture, and Individualized Societies (edited by F. de Waal and P. Tyack). Quarterly Review of Biology 78: 378.
Lipoprotein genes and diet in the evolution of human intelligence and longevity. Pp. 130-185, Proceedings of IPSEN Foundation Conference, 2001. Stanford, C.B.Ape Nature ? Book review of The Chimpanzees of the Taï Forest (by C. Boesch and H. Boesch-Achermann). Current Anthropology 43: 527-528. Stanford, C.B.Book review of Great Apes and Humans: the Ethics of Coexistence (edited by B. Beck et al.) International Journal of Primatology.
Terrestrial nest building in chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes schweinfurthii) in Bwindi Impenetrable National park, Uganda, East Africa. Primate Eye 75: 28-29. Stanford, C.B.Book review of Perspectives in Ethology, Volume 13 (edited by F. Tonneau and N. S. Thompson). Quarterly Review of Biology 76(4): 533. Stanford, C.B.Comment on Hawkes, O'Connell and Blurton-Jones, "Hunting and nuclear families: some lessons from the Hadza about men's work." Current Anthropology 42: 701. Stanford, C.B.Book review of Primate Conservation Biology (by G. Cowlishaw and R. Dunbar). Quarterly Review of Biology 76(3): 368.
Book review essay on Culture (by A. Kuper) and That Complex Whole (by L. Cronk). The Sciences May/June: 38-43. Stanford, C.B.Book review of A Natural History of Rape (by R. Thornhill and C. Palmer) and Why Sex Matters (by B. Low). American Scientist July/August: 360-362. Stanford, C.B.Reply to de Waal. American Scientist May/June: 5-6. Stanford, C.B.The Bwindi Impenetrable Great Ape Project: Status report for 2000. Gorilla Conservation News 14. Stanford, C.B.Gorillas in a Garden of Eden. Zoo View 34(2): 16-17. Stanford, C.B.Brutal apes vs. sexy apes ? American Scientist March/April: 110-112. Stanford, C.B.Apes of wrath: replies to letters to the editor. The Sciences January/February: 4-5.
Meat-eating and hominid evolution [report on Wenner-Gren conference]. Current Anthropology 40: 726-728. Stanford, C.B.Gorilla warfare. The Sciences. July/August: 18-23. Stanford, C.B.Great apes and early hominids: reconstructing ancestral behavior. In: The Nonhuman Primates (P. Dolhinow and A. Fuentes, eds), pp. 196-200. Mayfield Publishing Co. Silk, J. and C. Stanford.Commentary on primate infanticide. Newsletter of the American Anthropological Association. September issue. Stanford, C.B.Of gorillas and guerrillas. Newsletter of the American Anthropological Association May issue. Stanford, C.B.The Bwindi-Impenetrable Great Ape Project: progress report for 1999. Gorilla Conservation News 13: 13.
Preliminary data from the Bwindi-Impenetrable Great Ape Project. Journal of Bergorilla and Regenwald Direkthikfe 15: 17-19. Goldsmith, M.L. and C.B. Stanford.Bwindi-Impenetrable Great Ape Project: an update. Gorilla Conservation News 12: 18. Stanford, C.B.Book review of Adaptive Radiations of Neotropical Primates (Ed. by M. Norconk et al.). Quarterly Review of Biology 73: 216-217.
The Bwindi-Impenetrable Great Ape Project, Uganda. Gorilla Conservation News 11: 17-18. Stanford, C.B.Book review of The Thinking Ape (by Richard Byrne). Quarterly Review of Biology 72: 229-230. Stanford, C.B.Book review of Reaching into Thought (Edited by Ann Russon). Quarterly Review of Biology 72. Stanford, C.B.The Asian monkeys. In History of Physical Anthropology: an Encyclopedia. F. Spencer, ed., Garland Press. pp. 125-127.
Book review of Good-Natured (by Frans de Waal). Quarterly Review of Biology 71: 395. Stanford, C.B.Book review of In Quest of the Sacred Baboon (by Hans Kummer). Quarterly Review of Biology 71: 441. Stanford, C.B. Book review of Colobine Monkeys: Ecology, Behavior and Evolution (G. Davies and J. Oates, eds., Cambridge U. Press). American Journal of Primatology 88: 187-189. Stanford, C.B. Chimpanzee hunting behavior and hominid evolution. In Research Frontiers in Anthropology (C. Ember and M. Ember, eds.). Englewood Cliffs: Prentice Hall Publishing Co.
To catch a colobus. Natural History 104 (1): 48-55. Stanford, C.B. and P. Msuya.An annotated list of the birds of Gombe National Park, Tanzania. Scopus 19: 38-46.
Notes on raptor migration in western Tanzania. Scopus 18:1-5. Stanford, C.B. A note on reproduction and neonate dispersal in the African rock python (Python sebae). Herpetological Review 25 (3): 125.
Book review of The Egalitarians, Human and Chimpanzee (M. Power, Cambridge University Press). International Journal of Primatology 14: 663-664. Stanford, C.B. Mixed-species bird flock composition in two forest types in Bangladesh. Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society 90: 99-103. Thompson, P.M., W.G. Harvey, D.L. Johnson, D.J. Millin, S.M. Rashid, D.A. Scott, C.B. Stanford and J. Woolner.Recent notable bird records from Bangladesh. Forktail 9: 13-44.
Comment on Manson and Wrangham, "Intergroup aggression in chimpanzees and humans." Current Anthropology 32: 383-4. Stanford, C.B.Review of Primate Visions (D. Haraway, Routledge Press). American Anthropologist 93: 1031-32. Stanford, C.B.Book review of Perspectives in Primate Biology, Vol. 3 (P.K. Seth and S. Seth, eds.). International Journal of Primatology 12: 195-197.
Colobine socioecology and female-bonded models of primate social structure. Kroeber Anthropological Society Papers 71-72: 21-28. Stanford, C.B.Book review of Understanding Chimpanzees (P. Heltne and L. Marquardt, eds., Harvard University Press). American Journal of Physical Anthropology 82: 528-29. Stanford, C.B.Ecology and conservation of the capped langur and Phayre's leaf-monkey in Bangladesh. Primate Conservation 9: 125-128. Stanford, C.B.Geographic variation and evolution in the Middle American colubrids Pituophis deppei and P. lineaticollis.(in review ) |
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