Chapter 1 Inflammation, Reproduction, and the Goldilocks Principle

Chapter 2 The Primate Placenta as an Agent of Developmental and Health Trajectories Across the Life Course

Chapter 3 Placental Development, Evolution, and Epigenetics of Primate Pregnancies

Chapter 4 Nutritional Ecology and Reproductive Output in Female Chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes): Variation Among and Within Populations

Chapter 5 Prenatal Androgens Affect Development and Behavior in Primates

Chapter 6 Navigating Transitions in Hypothalamic–Pituitary–Adrenal Function from Pregnancy Through Lactation: Implications for Maternal Health and Infant Brain Development

Chapter 7 Genome–Environment Coordination in Neurobehavioral Development

Chapter 8 Building Marmoset Babies: Trade-Offs and Cutting Bait

Chapter 9 Lactational Programming of Infant Behavioral Phenotype

Chapter 10 Do Bigger Brains Mean Better Milk?

Chapter 11 Infant Gut Microbiota: Developmental Influences and Health Outcomes

Chapter 12 Maternal Influences on Social and Neural Development in Macaque Monkeys

Chapter 13 Behavioral Response of Mothers and Infants to Variation in Maternal Condition: Adaptation, Compensation, and Resilience

Chapter 14 The Role of Mothers in the Development of Complex Skills in Chimpanzees

Chapter 15 Reproductive Strategies and Infant Care in the Malagasy Primates

Chapter 16 When Dads Help: Male Behavioral Care During Primate Infant Development

Chapter 17 Ontogeny of Social Behavior in the Genus Cebus and the Application of an Integrative Framework for Examining Plasticity and Complexity in Evolution

Chapter 18 Identifying Proximate and Ultimate Causation in the Development of Primate Sex-Typed Social Behavior

Chapter 19 Future Adults or Old Children? Integrating Life History Frameworks for Understanding Primate Positional Patterns

Chapter 20 Quantitative Genetic Perspectives on Female Macaque Life Histories

Chapter 21 Cultural Evolution and Human Reproductive Behavior

Chapter 22 Conclusion: The Ontogeny of Investigating Primate Ontogeny