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Our new long-term field research program focuses on primate behavior, specifically behavior of two Neotropical primates that reside near the Los Amigos Biological Station in Southeastern Peru: the emperor and saddleback tamarin. Training and skills to be gained from participating in this program include experience with essential non-invasive and behavioral monitoring techniques, tracking groups with radio telemetry equipment, and practical data management and analysis approaches.
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Conduct wildlife research and provide field training in tropical biology and conservation genomics
Support our research efforts and scholarship funds with financial contributions and in-kind donations.
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Trophies, Trump, and the Sound of Silence
The Colours of a Primate Rainbow: Interview with Dr. Amanda Melin
“Leks” Stay Together: Gaudy Displays and Flaunting Feathers
Living for the City: Interview with Dr. Iván Soto-Calderón
Our Classroom Was A Jungle, Literally
The Succession Rhapsody: from sand to Amazon rainforest
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