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URL: http://carta.anthropogeny.org/libraries
Proper Citation: CARTA Libraries (RRID:SCR_010712)
Description: CARTA is developing two virtual libraries of books relevant to Anthropogeny * Library of Anthropogeny: A collection of book titles on human origins and human evolution, arranged chronologically. * Library of Primatology: A collection of book titles on non-human primate evolution, including basic biology, ecology and behavior. A listing of the book titles are made available for public interest.
Resource Type: data or information resource, data set
Keywords: bibliography
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