Why China Is Running Out of Lab Monkeys
The Precarious Position of China's Primate Population - Pacific Standard
Chinese scientists clone five baby monkeys after editing genes to induce mental illness | South China Morning Post
Activists Protest Proposal to Export 100,000 Monkeys From Sri Lanka to China
Saving the Yunnan Golden Monkey | The Nature Conservancy
Wildlife Photographer of the Year: the uncertain future of China's primates | Natural History Museum
Made by Monkeys • Tise
Yes, They've Cloned Monkeys in China. That Doesn't Mean You're Next. - The New York Times
China trains monkeys to destroy birds nests ahead of WWII commemoration parade | The Independent | The Independent
China to artificially breed rare golden monkeys - China.org.cn
World's first human-monkey hybrid created in China, scientists reveal | The Independent | The Independent
Golden snub-nosed monkey - Wikipedia
Monkey Business: Sri Lanka To Export 100,000 Toque Macaque Monkeys To China: A Critical Review Of Implications - Colombo Telegraph
China Clones Gene-edited Disease Monkeys
First Monkeys with Autism Created in China | MIT Technology Review
Cash-strapped Sri Lanka considers selling 100,000 monkeys to China
Maternal love is boundless': video of snub-nosed monkey in China gently laying down its stillborn infant moves social media | South China Morning Post
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Chinese scientists added human brain genes to monkeys - Vox
Scientists are making human-monkey hybrids in China | MIT Technology Review
China clones gene-edited monkeys for sleep disorder research | Reuters
China gene-edits cloned monkeys to have mental illnesses | World News | Sky News
Sponsor a Monkey – International Primate Rescue
China's rare snub-nosed monkeys
A Baby Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey | Hidden Kingdoms of China - YouTube
Chinese scientists insert human brain gene into monkeys, spark ethical debate
Chinese Scientists Created 5 Monkey Clones With Genetically Edited DNA
Yes, They've Cloned Monkeys in China. That Doesn't Mean You're Next. - The New York Times
