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UCSC Primate Discussion Group
The UCSC primate discussion group is a forum for discussing primate-related topics. We are an informal group of people from the departments of Anthropology, Earth Sciences, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, and Psychology. We meet every other week during the quarter to discuss research ideas, results, and recent publications related to primate behavior, cognition, conservation, ecology, and evolution. We meet in the Ethnographic Research Library, room 328, Social Sciences 1, at noon on the following Fridays:
| Discussion Leader |
Date |
Topic |
| Erin Vogel |
To be announced |
The origin of culture in orangutans |
| Marissa Ramsier |
Apri 1st |
Siamang and Orangutan anatomical convergence |
| Brooke Crowley |
To be announced |
The isotopic ecology of primates |
| Paul Koch |
To be announced |
Primate Origins: where? |
| Adrienne Zihlman |
To be announced |
The comparative morphology of apes |
If you are interested in joining our group, please feel free to come to any of these discussions, or contact Nate Dominy for further information (njdominy@ucsc.edu).
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