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• Animal communication
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• Bird vocalization
• Japanese macaque
• Rhesus macaque
• Common chimpanzee
• Alarm signal
• Chlorocebus
• Brenda McCowan
• Zoology
• Fauna of Africa
• Biology

My Route to Kyoto James R. Anderson While studying for a degree in Psychology in my native Scotland, I became increasingly fascinated by studies of learning and behavior in nonhuman primates: prosimians, monkeys and apes

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• Primate
• Primatology
• Culture
• Academia
• Sociology
• Kyoto University
• Primate Research Institute
• Kyoto

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 000:000–Understanding Hind Limb Weight Support in Chimpanzees With Implications for the Evolution of Primate Locomotion David A. Raichlen,1* Herman Pontzer,2 Liza J

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• Biology
• Anatomy
• Bipedalism
• Hindlimb
• Forelimb
• Gait
• Lemur
• Hand
• Limb
• Animal anatomy
• Locomotion
• Zoology

Primate Evolution ANT 4554C* section 1A89; ANG 6930 section 1A90 ZOO 4926** section 1C07; ZOO 6927 section 1C03 Spring Semester 2015 Course Prospectus This course will provide a survey of primate evolution from the Paleo

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• Fleagle Gang
• Lemurs
• Primate
• Lecture

NEOTROPICAL PRIMATE CONSERVATION Bescherming van de geelstaartwolaap Waar in de wereld De bijzondere geelstaartwolaap leeft diep in de nevelwouden van Peru, hoog in het Andesgebergte. Neotropical Primate Conservation (NP

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Downloaded from rspb.royalsocietypublishing.org on November 23, 2010 First skull of Antillothrix bernensis, an extinct relict monkey from the Dominican Republic Alfred L. Rosenberger, Siobhán B. Cooke, Renato Rímoli,

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• Hispaniola monkey
• Antilles monkey
• Branisella
• Cebidae
• New World monkey
• Capuchin monkey
• Primate
• Squirrel monkey
• Titi
• Extinction
• Paralouatta
• Jamaican monkey

Primate energy expenditure and life history Herman Pontzera,b,1, David A. Raichlenc, Adam D. Gordond, Kara K. Schroepfer-Walkere, Brian Haree, Matthew C. O’Neillf, Kathleen M. Muldoong, Holly M. Dunsworthh, Brian M. Wo

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AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY 144:617–The Narrow Niche Hypothesis: Gray Squirrels Shed New Light on Primate Origins Joseph D. Orkin* and Herman Pontzer Department of Anthropology, Washington Uni

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• Megafauna
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• Primate
• Bipedalism
• Squirrel
• Tree squirrel
• Arboreal locomotion
• Common marmoset
• Ring-tailed lemur
• Zoology
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• Lemurs

New primate genus from the Miocene of Argentina Marcelo F. Tejedor, Adán A. Tauber, Alfred L. Rosenberger, Carl C. Swisher, III, and María E. Palacios PNAS 2006;103;; originally published online Mar 27, 2006;

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• Anterior cranial fossa
• Squirrel monkey
• Titi
• Anatomical terms of location
• Capuchin monkey
• Killikaike blakei
• Fossa
• Cebidae

American Journal of Primatology 49:297–Subsistence Strategies of Two “Savanna” Chimpanzee Populations: The Stable Isotope Evidence MARGARET J. SCHOENINGER1*, JIM MOORE2, AND JEANNE M. SEPT3 1

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• Apes
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• Primatologists
• Isotopes
• Jane Goodall
• Isotope analysis
• Carbon-13
• Primatology
• Primate
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