Abstract
1 History of Gibbon Field Studies: Monogamy, Frugivory and Territoriality 2 Study Animals, Study Site and Methods 3 Activity Budgets and Social Behavior 4 Diet and Feeding Behavior 5 Ranging Behavior 6 Territoriality and Intergroup Encounters 7 Gibbon Socioecology 8 Summary and Directions for Future Research References Cited Index
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