In Search of Eden ― A Brief History of Great Ape Exhibits

Jon Charles Coe · Terry L. Maple · Zoo Atlanta

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Great Apes, among the world's most severely threatened species and our closest biological relatives, are being featured in new zoo exhibits of unprecedented size, complexity, cost and number throughout the country. Historically, Great Ape exhibits are categorized into four chronological and thematic phases:

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1968The Behaviour of Free-living Chimpanzees in the Gombe Stream Reserve 1964The Mountain Gorilla: Ecology and Behavior 1985Design and perception: Making the zoo experience real 2005The red ape: orangutans and human origins

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