PUBLICATIONS & LINKS: GREAT APES
Bradshaw, G.A. et al. 2009. Developmental context effects on bicultural post-trauma self repair in chimpanzees. Developmental Psychology. 45: 5,1376-1388. Please contact The Kerulos Center for copy.
Bradshaw, G.A. et al. 2008. Building an inner sanctuary: trauma-induced symptoms in non-human great apes. Journal of Trauma and Dissociation. 9(1); p. 9-34.
Bradshaw, G.A., & R. M. Sapolsky. 2006. Mirror, Mirror. American Scientist. November/December. 487-489.
Bradshaw, G.A., D. Durham, B. Smuts, in press. Open Door Policy: Deconstructing “right of sight” and the emergence of feral cultures in R. Acampora (ed). Farewell to Noah: Transforming animal encounter in the twilight of the zoo.
The Center for Great Apes
Chimps, Inc
Fauna Foundation, a non-profit organization that works to provide rescue and a permanent home for animals that have been used, neglected, abused or rejected by humans.
Chimpanzess: An unnatural history (film)
Bradshaw, G.A. et al. 2008. Building an inner sanctuary: trauma-induced symptoms in non-human great apes. Journal of Trauma and Dissociation. 9(1); p. 9-34.
Bradshaw, G.A., & R. M. Sapolsky. 2006. Mirror, Mirror. American Scientist. November/December. 487-489.
Bradshaw, G.A., D. Durham, B. Smuts, in press. Open Door Policy: Deconstructing “right of sight” and the emergence of feral cultures in R. Acampora (ed). Farewell to Noah: Transforming animal encounter in the twilight of the zoo.
The Center for Great Apes
Chimps, Inc
Fauna Foundation, a non-profit organization that works to provide rescue and a permanent home for animals that have been used, neglected, abused or rejected by humans.
Chimpanzess: An unnatural history (film)
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