Naturalistic Environments in Captivity for Animal Behavior Research Book

	Preface
	Acknowledgments
1	Naturalistic Facilities for Animal Behavior Research: In Search of Accommodations	1
2	Whither the Naturalistic Study of Animals in Captivity? A View from the Chair	7
3	Comments on Behavioral Research in Naturalistic Settings	19
4	Regulations and Guidelines Applicable to Animals Maintained in Indoor Seminaturalistic Facilities	37
5	USDA Inspection Procedures: Nonstandard Facilities, Site Visits, Wavers, and Enforcement	49
6	The Applicability of Regulations Governing Research Facilities for Behavioral Research in Naturalistic Settings	61
7	Physical, Chemical, and Behavioral Factors in Large Low-Density Naturalistic Animal Facilities	77
8	Arthropod Pests: Varieties, Risks, and Strategies for Control in Naturalistic Facilities	96
9	Design of Indoor Housing for a Breeding and Research Colony of Prosimian Primates	111
10	Managing Naturalistic Animal Environments in Captivity	126
11	Quantitative Evaluation of the Effects of Environmental Parameters on the Physiology, Behavior, and Health of Animals in Naturalistic Captive Environments	140
12	Research Habits and Research Habitats: Better Behavior Through Social Chemistry	163
13	Experiences with the Study of Rodents in Seminatural Enclosures	179
14	Studying Natural Behavior in Artificial Environments: The Problem of "Salient Elements"	197
15	The Significance of Naturalistic Environments for Primate Behavioral Research	217
16	Naturalistic Environments for Captive Primates	236
17	Environments for Endangered Primates	259
18	Naturalistic Environments in Captivity: A Methodological Bridge between Field and Laboratory Studies of Primates	271
	Naturalistic Environments in Captivity for Animal Behavior Research: Synthesis Statement	283
	Referenees	289
	Contributors	361
	Index	365