Donald G Lindburg
Biographic Data
| ID | 91531 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Donald G Lindburg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Donald G |
| FAMILY NAME | Lindburg |
| SIGNATURE | LINDBURG D G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Zoological Society of San Diego |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Behavioral and adrenocortical responses of male cynomolgus and lion-tailed macaques to social stimulation and group formation
Extended postpregnancy estrous cycles in fernale lion‐tailed macaques
Past studies of female primate reproduction have focused on regularly cycling females, and thus the reproductive characteristics of females in other reproductive states (e.g., pregnant, or lactating) have rarely been investigated. In this study, data were collected on estrous swellings and sexual and proceptive behavior in six female lion‐tailed macaques during recovery from lactational amenorrhea for the first three to five postpregnancy cycles.…
Behavioral contrasts between male cynomolgus and lion‐tailed macaques
Evidence indicates that primate species differ not only in social structure and concordant social propensities, but also in their approach toward novel objects, environments, and procedures. These differences in response dispositions have been described as being based on differences in characteristic stances toward the environment, also called temperaments. This report extends previous comparative primate research by describing behavioral contras…
Housing, Care and Psychological Wellbeing of Captive and Laboratory Primates . Evalyn F. Segal
A bar code scoring system for behavioral research
A data collection method using lap‐top computers and bar codes was developed and used in behavioral research. The studies involved several common sampling methods and a variety of study subjects. Advantages and restrictions of the system are discussed. Overall, we found bar code technology to increase both efficiency and accuracy of behavioral data collection
Morphometric data for adult lion‐tailed macaques ( Macaca silenus )
Basic morphometric data were collected from 22 adult lion‐tailed macaques ( M. silenus ) of both sexes. M. silenus is a rare primate species from which adequate morphometric data have not heretofore been available for comparative purposes. Data collected included measures of gross body size (weight; crown‐rump and rump‐heel length), and for males, measures of secondary sexual characteristics (canine tooth and testes size). Degree of sexual dimorp…
Cerebral palsy in a macaque monkey
Magnetic resonance imaging was used to document brain lesions symptomatic of cerebral palsy in the macaque monkey exhibiting poor motor control and periodic episodes of ocular nystagmus and convulsive twitching. Neuroanatomic deficits most likely resulted from hemorrhage or ischemic infarction at or near the time of birth. Extreme maternal dependency and retarded behavioral development were documented at 3 and 12 months of age. Both social and mo…
Vocal behavior of captive Sichuan golden monkeys ( Rhinopithecus r. roxellana )
Vocal behavior of four pairs of adult Sichuan golden monkeys was studied at the San Diego, Seattle, Los Angeles, and San Francisco zoos between November 1984 and October 1986. Four call types made up 86% (1,357/ 1,578) of vocalizations that occurred during 45 h of tape‐recording. All four major vocalization types were made by both sexes. There was, however, significant sexual asymmetry in their production: 82% to 99% of each type was produced by …
Sexual behavior and urinary ovarian hormone concentrations during the lowland Gorilla menstrual cycle
Primate obstetrics
A review of recent studies of cephalo-pelvic relationships in primates at birth reveal that body size is the primary determinant of cranial dimensions at term. Variation in intraordinal size relationships are used to predict the course of labor, and nonintrusive observational studies are required to test these predictions
Physical Anthropology
Consistency and variability in the behavior of mature, isolation-reared, male rhesus macaques
Physical Anthropology
Licking of the Neonate and Duration of Labor in Great Apes and Man
An hypothesis recently advanced by Montagu relates the cutaneous stimulation of prolonged labor in great apes and man to the proper functioning of the newborn. These exceptional primates, according to Montagu, do not therefore stimulate the newborn by licking, as is the case for mammals in which labor is of short duration. Though man is believed to differ from other primates, especially the apes, in duration and difficulty of labor, we present da…
The Rhesus Monkey in North India
A device to record primate social behavior
Licking of the Neonate and Duration of Labor in Great Apes and Man
An hypothesis recently advanced by Montagu relates the cutaneous stimulation of prolonged labor in great apes and man to the proper functioning of the newborn. These exceptional primates, according to Montagu, do not therefore stimulate the newborn by licking, as is the case for mammals in which labor is of short duration. Though man is believed to differ from other primates, especially the apes, in duration and difficulty of labor, we present da…
Morphometric data for adult lion‐tailed macaques ( Macaca silenus )
Basic morphometric data were collected from 22 adult lion‐tailed macaques ( M. silenus ) of both sexes. M. silenus is a rare primate species from which adequate morphometric data have not heretofore been available for comparative purposes. Data collected included measures of gross body size (weight; crown‐rump and rump‐heel length), and for males, measures of secondary sexual characteristics (canine tooth and testes size). Degree of sexual dimorp…
A device to record primate social behavior
The Rhesus Monkey in North India
Physical Anthropology
Licking of the Neonate and Duration of Labor in Great Apes and Man
An hypothesis recently advanced by Montagu relates the cutaneous stimulation of prolonged labor in great apes and man to the proper functioning of the newborn. These exceptional primates, according to Montagu, do not therefore stimulate the newborn by licking, as is the case for mammals in which labor is of short duration. Though man is believed to differ from other primates, especially the apes, in duration and difficulty of labor, we present da…
Consistency and variability in the behavior of mature, isolation-reared, male rhesus macaques
Physical Anthropology
Primate obstetrics
A review of recent studies of cephalo-pelvic relationships in primates at birth reveal that body size is the primary determinant of cranial dimensions at term. Variation in intraordinal size relationships are used to predict the course of labor, and nonintrusive observational studies are required to test these predictions
Sexual behavior and urinary ovarian hormone concentrations during the lowland Gorilla menstrual cycle
Cerebral palsy in a macaque monkey
Magnetic resonance imaging was used to document brain lesions symptomatic of cerebral palsy in the macaque monkey exhibiting poor motor control and periodic episodes of ocular nystagmus and convulsive twitching. Neuroanatomic deficits most likely resulted from hemorrhage or ischemic infarction at or near the time of birth. Extreme maternal dependency and retarded behavioral development were documented at 3 and 12 months of age. Both social and mo…
Vocal behavior of captive Sichuan golden monkeys ( Rhinopithecus r. roxellana )
Vocal behavior of four pairs of adult Sichuan golden monkeys was studied at the San Diego, Seattle, Los Angeles, and San Francisco zoos between November 1984 and October 1986. Four call types made up 86% (1,357/ 1,578) of vocalizations that occurred during 45 h of tape‐recording. All four major vocalization types were made by both sexes. There was, however, significant sexual asymmetry in their production: 82% to 99% of each type was produced by …
Housing, Care and Psychological Wellbeing of Captive and Laboratory Primates . Evalyn F. Segal
A bar code scoring system for behavioral research
A data collection method using lap‐top computers and bar codes was developed and used in behavioral research. The studies involved several common sampling methods and a variety of study subjects. Advantages and restrictions of the system are discussed. Overall, we found bar code technology to increase both efficiency and accuracy of behavioral data collection
Morphometric data for adult lion‐tailed macaques ( Macaca silenus )
Basic morphometric data were collected from 22 adult lion‐tailed macaques ( M. silenus ) of both sexes. M. silenus is a rare primate species from which adequate morphometric data have not heretofore been available for comparative purposes. Data collected included measures of gross body size (weight; crown‐rump and rump‐heel length), and for males, measures of secondary sexual characteristics (canine tooth and testes size). Degree of sexual dimorp…
Extended postpregnancy estrous cycles in fernale lion‐tailed macaques
Past studies of female primate reproduction have focused on regularly cycling females, and thus the reproductive characteristics of females in other reproductive states (e.g., pregnant, or lactating) have rarely been investigated. In this study, data were collected on estrous swellings and sexual and proceptive behavior in six female lion‐tailed macaques during recovery from lactational amenorrhea for the first three to five postpregnancy cycles.…
Behavioral contrasts between male cynomolgus and lion‐tailed macaques
Evidence indicates that primate species differ not only in social structure and concordant social propensities, but also in their approach toward novel objects, environments, and procedures. These differences in response dispositions have been described as being based on differences in characteristic stances toward the environment, also called temperaments. This report extends previous comparative primate research by describing behavioral contras…
Behavioral and adrenocortical responses of male cynomolgus and lion-tailed macaques to social stimulation and group formation
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