16) Physiologic data
I know of no relevant data on guenons. Many exist in rhesus monkeys and will be discussed in the chapter on macacs.
17) Other resources
The Kolb's monkey is not commonly seen in zoological gardens, however, many other species of guenons are exhibited. Cell strains of one male Kolb's monkey are available from CRES.
18) Other remarks - What additional Information is needed?
More data on cord length are desirable. Is there more pathology than we found in our colony? And are the decidual vascular lesions and infarcts due to a condition that is similar to human pre-eclampsia?
Acknowledgement
Most of the animal photographs in these chapters come from the Zoological Society of San Diego. I appreciate also very much the help of the pathologists at the San Diego Zoo.
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