Apes in fact and fiction

Name: Apes in fact and fiction
Author: Gilda Berger

by Gilda Berger

PsychologyNon-Fiction

1980

Discusses apes, real and fictional, whose behavior and physical characteristics have been the subjects of research and myth.

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