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Sifaka (Indridae): Carrying her baby like a money belt around her waist, a sifaka mother bounds off the ground with a powerful kick. A stunning cowl of white fur frames her naked black face and ears.

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1967

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35mm slide: 11495

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Lion Marmoset: The marmoset, smallest of the living monkeys, is about the size of a squirrel. This particular species is found only in Brazil.

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1967

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35mm slide: 11496

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Woolly Monkey

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1967

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35mm slide: 11497

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Red Howler Monkey

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1967

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35mm slide: 11498

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Uakari: A baby uakari clings to its mother. Despite their surprising habit of emitting what sounds like hysterical laughter when annoyed, these creatures are reputed to make delightful pets when they are young- so loyal to their owners that if deserted they refuse all food and ultimately pine away. As adults, however, they are less tractable and do not adjust well to captivity.

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1967

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35mm slide: 11499

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Golden Langur: The golden Langur changes its color with the seasons. It is creamy white in summer, but in cold weather it turns to a light chestnut or golden hue.

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1967

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35mm slide: 11500

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Gorilla and Homo Skeletons: Comparative skeletons from a macaque monkey (not pictured- on page 82), gorilla and man illustrate the physiological progression from four-footedness through arm-swinging to two-legged walking. The monkey's arms are somewhat shorter than its legs; it can walk with its hands palm down, an impossible feat for a gorilla. On the other hand, the monkey's down-turned shoulder sockets prohibit brachiation in the true sense of

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1967

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35mm slide: 11501

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Radioactivity formed in a 24 hour irradiation of 10 mg of obsidian. Likely internal fact sheet. Griffin and Gordus, UMMA 1967.

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35mm slide: 11606

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Radioactivity formed in a 1.0 minute irradiation of 10 mg of obsidian. Likely internal fact sheet. Griffin and Gordus, UMMA 1967

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1967

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35mm slide: 11607

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Obsidian sample #51 cycles. UMMA

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1967

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35mm slide: 11608

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Soviet Asia: map. U.S. Great Lakes at same scale and latitude.

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Apr. 1968

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35mm slide: 11870

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Spectrograms of three obsidian samples.

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Mar. 1968

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35mm slide: 12428

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Obsidian from Melos.

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Mar. 1968

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35mm slide: 12429

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Obsidian trade in the Neolithic Near East.

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Mar. 1968

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35mm slide: 12434

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Parallel decline in observed abundance proportional to the distance from the source.

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Mar. 1968

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35mm slide: 12435

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Post Neolithic trade of obsidian in the Near East.

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Mar. 1968

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35mm slide: 12436

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Correlation of climatic and glacial events in the northern hemisphere.

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35mm slide: 12463

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Chart of different examples of "wounded man" theme.

Date of Photo

1972

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35mm slide: 13288

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Chronological table of the Upper Paleolithic period.

Date of Photo

1972

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35mm slide: 13293

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Chart of masculine profiles, detail of illustrations.

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1972

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35mm slide: 13283

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