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Re: AAT Questions...sweatPat Dooley (patdooley@aol.com)9 Jul 1995 00:06:40 -0400
> More discussion of similarities between higher primates and humans
>ATT's to read. In short, the older information, at least, is thoroughly
>more anecdotes, Mr. Dooley?
Who said other primates lacked eccrine glands? My only claim, via Morgan
Try reading more up-to-date stuff. e.g.
William Montagna, 1982. The evolution of human skin,
V. E. Sokolov, 1982. Mammal Skin. University of California Press
Gary G. Schwartz and Leonard A. Rosenblum, 1981
W. Sokolov, 1962. Adaptations of the mammalian skin to
J.S. Strauss and F. J. Ebling, 1970. Control and function
Knut Schmidt-Nielsen et al., 1957. Body temperature of
Derek Denton, 1982. The Hunger for Salt. An Anthropological,
Hancock and J. B. S. Haldane, 1939. The loss of water
W. Montagna, 1972. The skin of non-human primates, in
W. Montagna, 1982. The evolution of human skin, op. cit.
William R. Keating et al., 1986. Increased platelet and
D.B. Dill et al., 1933. Salt Economy in extreme dry heat,
Sheila A. Mahoney, 1980. Cost of locomotion and heat
(Citations taken from "Scars")
Pat Dooley
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