Chapter 1 Adaptation and Behavior in the Primate Fossil Record

Chapter 2 Functional Morphology and In Vivo Bone Strain Patterns in the Craniofacial Region of Primates: Beware of Biomechanical Stories about Fossil Bones

Chapter 3 On the Interface between Ontogeny and Function

Chapter 4 Dental Ontogeny and Life-History Strategies: The Case of the Giant Extinct Indroids of Madagascar

Chapter 5 A Comparative Approach to Reconstructing the Socioecology of Extinct Primates

Chapter 6 The Use of Paleocommunity and Taphonomic Studies in Reconstructing Primate Behavior

Chapter 8 Reconstructing Social Behavior from Dimorphism in the Fossil Record

Chapter 9 The Adaptations of Branisella boliviana , the Earliest South American Monkey

Chapter 10 Ecomorphology and Behavior of Giant Extinct Lemurs from Madagascar

Chapter 11 Conclusions: Reconstructing Behavior in the Fossil Record