This book investigates the functional morphology of the hip and thigh in lorisiform primates. It examines the anatomical structures and their implications for locomotion and behavior in these unique animals. The work draws on detailed anatomical studies and comparative analysis to understand evolutionary adaptations within the lorisiform lineage.

This specialized monograph is likely to be regarded as a significant contribution to primatology and functional anatomy. Its detailed focus on a specific primate group suggests it will appeal to researchers and advanced students in zoology and evolutionary biology. The work's depth and technical nature indicate it is intended for a scholarly audience seeking in-depth analysis of primate musculoskeletal systems.