PhD. Thesis: The behaviour of a social group of mandrills, Mandrillus sphinx (semi-free ranging, Gabon)

More than 5½ years research and conservation work in tropics: Benin, Borneo, Brazil, Comores, Gabon, Indonesia, Madagascar, Mauritius, St Lucia. Travel in Australia, the Caribbean, Europe, Japan, Kenya, Singapore, Uganda and the USA.

These include: an edited book on conservation; edited theme issues on aye-ayes, captive-breeding and conservation, and on prosimian biology and conservation; annual edited journal of the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust; 18+ peer-reviewed book chapters; 35+ scientific articles in peer-reviewed journals: AIDS, American Journal of Primatology, Animal Welfare, Biodiversity and Conservation, Developmental Psychobiology, Fieldiana, Folia Primatologica, International Journal of Primatology, International Zoo Yearbook, Journal of Anxiety Disorders, Oryx, Primate Conservation, Revue d'Ecologie La Terre et La Vie, Zoo Biology; various other articles and studbooks