IPS Conference 2006
Scientific and Social Program
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Sunday,
June 25, 2006
: Pre-Conference Registration
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| 11:00 AM-06:00 PM: |
IPS Council Meeting
(Kuku)
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| 02:00 PM-08:00 PM: |
Registration
(Ziba Annex)
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Monday,
June 26, 2006
: Day 1
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| 08:30 AM-09:30 AM: |
Welcome and Opening Remarks
(Queen Elizabeth Theater)
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| 09:30 AM-10:30 AM: |
ACHIEVEMENTS AND CHALLENGES IN PRIMATOLOGY: SCIENCE AND THE PRESERVATION OF MAN'S CLOSEST RELATIVE: Jane Goodall
(Queen Elizabeth Theater)
Plenary Session
[1]
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| 10:30 AM-11:00 AM: |
Morning Break
(Queen Elizabeth Theater)
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| 11:00 AM-12:00 AM: |
PRIMATE POPULATIONS AND THEIR INTERACTIONS WITH CHANGING HABITATS: Gil Isabirye-Basuta and Jerry Lwanga
(Queen Elizabeth Theater)
Plenary Session
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| 12:00 PM-01:00 PM: |
THE IPS AS A COALITION: PRIMATOLOGISTS AND THE FUTURE OF PRIMATES: Richard Wrangham
(Queen Elizabeth Theater)
Plenary Session
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| 01:00 PM-02:00 PM: |
Lunch
(Dining/Coffee Shop)
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| 02:00 PM-06:10 PM: |
Session 1: SYMPOSIUM: Primates and their Predators: S. Gursky
(Kuku)
[4]
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02:00 PM |
A COMPARISON OF CALLING PATTERNS IN TWO NOCTURNAL PRIMATES, OTOLEMUR CRASSICAUDATUS AND GALAGO MOHOLI AS A GUIDE TO PREDATION RISK S. K. Bearder [5]
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02:20 PM |
VARYING EFFECTS OF MOONLIGHT LEVELS ON ACTIVITY BUDGET, SUBSTRATE HEIGHTS USED, AND CALLING OF LEPILEMUR LEUCOPUS AT BEZA MAHAFALY SPECIAL RESERVE, MADAGASCAR – ANTIPREDATION RESPONSES? L. T. Nash [6]
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02:40 PM |
ANTI-PREDATOR STRATEGIES IN RING-TAILED LEMURS AT BEZA MAHAFALY RESERVE, MADAGASCAR L. Gould [7]
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03:00 PM |
BEHAVIORAL RESPONSES TO AVIAN AND TERRESTRIAL PREDATORS S. Gursky [8]
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03:20 PM |
PREDATION ON PRIMATES: A BIOGEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS D. Hart [9]
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03:40 PM |
PREDATION AND PRIMATE COGNITIVE EVOLUTION K. Zuberbühler [10]
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04:00 PM |
Afternoon Break
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04:30 PM |
MULTIPLE PREDATORS ON LEMURS IN THE RAINFOREST OF MADAGASCAR: OBSERVATIONS AND EXPERIMENTS J. Razafimahaimodison, S. Karpanty, L. Godfrey, P. C. Wright [11]
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04:50 PM |
PREDATOR RECOGNITION BY ACOUSTIC AND OLFACTORY CUES IN PREDATOR NAIVE GREY MOUSE LEMURS (MICROCEBUS MURINUS) M. Scheumann, E. Bunkus, D. Suendermann, E. Zimmermann [12]
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05:10 PM |
REDEFINING THE ROLE OF CRYPSIS IN PREDATOR DEFENSE BY SLENDER LORISES AND POTTOS K. A. Nekaris, E. R. Pimley, K. M. Ablard [13]
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05:30 PM |
PREDATION AND ANTI-PREDATOR BEHAVIOR IN OLD WORLD MONKEYS (SUPERFAMILY: CERCOPITHECOIDEA): THE EFFECTS OF HABITAT STRUCTURE ON PERCEIVED RISK OF PREDATION AS EXEMPLIFIED BY VERVET (CERCOPITHECUS AETHIOPS) AND PATAS (ERYTHROCEBUS PATAS) MONKEYS K. L. Enstam [14]
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05:50 PM |
PRIMATES AND OTHER PREY ITEMS IN THE SEASONAL DIET OF CRYPTOPROCTA FEROX IN ANKARAFANTSIKA NATIONAL PARK, MADAGASCAR L. Dollar, J. U. Ganzhorn, S. M. Goodman [15]
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Session 2: SYMPOSIUM: Prioritizing Populations for the Conservation of Primate Taxa: M. Leighton
(Princess)
[16]
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02:00 PM |
INTRODUCTION: PRIORITIZING POPULATIONS FOR THE CONSERVATION OF PRIMATE TAXA: Mark Leighton
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02:20 PM |
SIMIAN SOURCES AND SINKS: INCORPORATING SPATIAL INFORMATION ON HABITAT QUALITY INTO CONSERVATION PLANS FOR ENDANGERED PRIMATES A. J. Marshall [18]
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02:40 PM |
PRIORITY POPULATIONS OF NORTHERN MURIQUIS (BRACHYTELES HYPOXANTHUS) K. B. Strier, J. P. Boubli, L. G. Dias, S. L. Mendes [19]
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03:00 PM |
ASSESSING THE PLIGHT OF THE APES: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE APES DATABASE C. Boesch, D. Morgan, C. Sanz, H. Kuehl [20]
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03:20 PM |
PRIORITIZING AND MONITORING GREAT APE POPULATIONS WITH SATELLITE IMAGERY AND GIS: THE CASE OF TANZANIA L. Pintea, N. Laporte, A. Plumptre, M. Leighton [21]
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03:40 PM |
INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS FOR GREAT APES CONSERVATION – THE NEXT TEN YEARS N. Ishwaran [22]
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Session 3: SYMPOSIUM: Primate Psychoneuroimmunology: Assessments of the Effects of Behavioral Factors on Physiological Responses: S.J. Schapiro
(Bwindi)
[23]
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02:00 PM |
INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN BIOBEHAVIORAL ORGANIZATION IN ADULT MALE RHESUS MONKEYS J. Capitanio [24]
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02:20 PM |
IMMUNOLOGICAL RESPONSES AND CAPTIVE MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES IN RHESUS MONKEYS AND CHIMPANZEES S. J. Schapiro, S. P. Lambeth, J. E. Perlman, E. Thiele, P. N. Nehete, K. J. Sastry [25]
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02:40 PM |
TEMPERAMENT AND STRESS-RELATED ENDOCRINE CORRELATES BETWEEN INCOMPATIBLE AND PAIR-HOUSED RHESUS MACAQUES (MACACA MULATTA) K. Coleman, J. L. McMillan [26]
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03:00 PM |
STRESS RESPONSES OF AFRICAN GREEN MONKEYS TO CAPTURE AND CONFINEMENT J. Hau, E. Wango, H. Odongo, H. Carlsson, M. A. Suleman [27]
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03:20 PM |
NON-HUMAN PRIMATE STRESS - ASSESSED BY QUANTIFICATION OF NON-INVASIVE STRESS MARKERS H. Carlsson, F. Royo, Y. Paramastri, A. Fernstrom, J. Hau [28]
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03:40 PM |
PSYCHONEUROIMMUNOLOGY REVISITED J. Bielitzki [29]
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Session 4: Learning/Cognition/Language I. Moderator: L. Rogers
(Kama B)
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02:00 PM |
OLFACTORY DISCRIMINATION AND AGING IN AN ARCHAIC PRIMATE: A BEHAVIORAL AND FMRI APPROACH M. Joly, B. Deputte, J. M. Verdier [30]
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02:20 PM |
TOWARDS THE EVOLUTIONARY ROOTS OF ACOUSTIC COMMUNICATION IN PRIMATES - NEW INSIGHTS FROM NOCTURNAL LEMURS E. Zimmermann [31]
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02:40 PM |
FOOD QUALITY AND QUANTITY AFFECT THE EMISSION OF FOOD-CALLS IN COMMON MARMOSET (CALLITHRIX JACCHUS) A. Vitale, A. Tedesco, F. Chiarotti [32]
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03:00 PM |
ACOUSTIC PATTERNS OF BARK AND HOWL SOUNDS IN CHIMPANZEES (PAN TROGLODYTES) H. Rothgaenger [33]
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03:20 PM |
A CROSS-MODAL IDENTITY RECOGNITION TASK : HOW CHIMPANZEES (PAN TROGLODYTES) AND HUMANS MATCH VOICE TO THE VOCALIZER'S PICTURE L. Martinez, T. Matsuzawa [34]
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03:40 PM |
LAUGHTER IN GREAT APES M. Davila Ross, B. Förderreuther, E. Zimmermann [35]
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Session 5: Social Behavior I. Moderator: M. Cords
(Kidepo)
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02:00 PM |
TURNING STRANGERS INTO FRIENDS: PERSONALITY AND CONFLICT MANAGEMENT DURING INTRODUCTIONS OF CAPTIVE CHIMPANZEES S. Preuschoft, E. Schüttler, M. Reimers, M. Seres [36]
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02:20 PM |
PATTERNS OF WOUNDING INCIDENTS IN CAPTIVE CHIMPANZEE GROUPS WITH ADOLESCENT MALES S. R. Ross, T. L. Bettinger, M. A. Bloomsmith [37]
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02:40 PM |
THE PRELIMINARY RESPONSE OF RETIRED CAPTIVE CHIMPANZEES TO INCREASES IN ENCLOSURE AND GROUP SIZE A. Fultz, L. D. Panu, F. Landon, L. Brent [38]
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03:00 PM |
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR IN A CAPTIVE GROUP OF JAPANESE MACAQUES (MACACA FUSCATA) B. C. Rizaldi, K. Watanabe [39]
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03:20 PM |
COMPARISONS OF HIERARCHICAL ASSOCIATIONS AND ALLIANCES IN BACHELOR AND BREEDING GROUPS OF CAPTIVE WESTERN LOWLAND GORILLAS (GORILLA GORILLA) P. K. Pullen, A. B. Plowman, L. A. Leaver [40]
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03:40 PM |
FORMING AND MAINTAINING ALL-MALE GORILLA GROUPS IN CAPTIVITY T. Stoinski, C. Kuhar, K. Lukas [41]
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Session 6: Ecology I. Moderator: J. Yamagiwa
(Kama A)
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02:00 PM |
RED COLOBUS ABUNDANCE IN FOREST FRAGMENTS: THE ROLE OF NUTRITION, PARASITISM, AND STRESS M. D. Wasserman, C. A. Chapman, T. R. Gillespie, M. L. Speirs, M. J. Lawes, T. E. Ziegler [42]
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02:20 PM |
DIET, ENERGY INTAKE, AND ENERGY EXPENDITURE BY MOUNTAIN GORILLAS OF BWINDI IMPENETRABLE NATIONAL PARK, UGANDA J. B. Nkurunungi, J. Ganas, S. Ortmann, M. M. Robbins [43]
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02:40 PM |
FEEDING ECOLOGY AND ACTIVITY PATTERNS OF FEMALE MICROCEBUS BERTHAE AND SYMPATRIC M. MURINUS (CHEIROGALEIDAE) M. Dammhahn, P. M. Kappeler [44]
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03:00 PM |
FEEDING EFFECTS OVER INTESTINAL PARASITES INFECTION IN ALOUATTA PIGRA IN A MEXICAN TROPICAL RAINFOREST A. González-Di Pierro, K. Stoner [45]
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03:40 PM |
FORAGING PATTERNS OF ONE GROUP OF NORTHERN MURIQUI (BRACHYTELES HYPOXANTHUS) FROM THE JAÓ VALLEY OF ESTAÇÃO BIOLÓGICA DE CARATINGA (EBC), MG, BRAZIL J. P. Boubli, I. M. Mourthe, F. Couto, K. B. Strier [47]
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| 04:00 PM-04:30 PM: |
Afternoon Break
(Lower Level Display Area)
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| 04:30 PM-06:00 PM: |
Session 7: SYMPOSIUM: Remote Sensing Tools for Great Ape Research and Conservation: Current Applications and Future Needs: L. Pintea and N. Laporte
(Princess)
[48]
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04:30 PM |
REMOTE SENSING OF CHIMPANZEE HABITAT CHANGE IN GOMBE NATIONAL PARK, TANZANIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR BEHAVIOR RESEARCH AND CONSERVATION L. Pintea, A. Pusey, P. Bolstad, M. Bauer [49]
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04:50 PM |
REMOTE SENSING AND GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS: AN INTRODUCTION TO TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES FOR GREAT APE RESEARCH AND CONSERVATION W. Walker, N. Laporte, L. Pintea [50]
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05:10 PM |
OPERATIONAL HABITAT MONITORING FOR SPECIES CONSERVATION: REMOTE SENSING TOOLS FOR CHIMPAZEE CONSERVATION IN WESTERN UGANDA N. T. Laporte, A. J. Plumptre [51]
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Session 8: ROUNDTABLE: Developing Effective Presentations: A Discussion for Students and Field Assistants: K.A. Leighty
(Bwindi)
[52]
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Session 9: Conservation I. Moderator: S. Arrigo-Nelson
(Kidepo)
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04:30 PM |
ACCESS TO LEUCAENA BUT NOT FUR CONDITION CORRELATES WITH REPRODUCTIVE FAILURE IN LEMUR CATTA AT BERENTY RESERVE, MADAGASCAR A. Jolly [53]
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04:50 PM |
FOREST DISTURBANCE AFFECTS THE FEEDING BEHAVIOR AND DIET OF FEMALE RED-BELLIED LEMURS (EULEMUR RUBRIVENTER) AT RANOMAFANA NATIONAL PARK MADAGASCAR D. L. Durham [54]
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05:10 PM |
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION AND BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AT RANOMAFANA NATIONAL PARK, MADAGASCAR F. Ravoavy, G. Randriamiandra, N. E. Razafimanatsoa [55]
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05:30 PM |
MORPHOMETRIC ASPECTS OF SPECIES DIVERSITY OF MOUSE AND DWARF LEMURS (CHEIROGALEIDAE) R. M. Rasoloarison, P. M. Kappeler [56]
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05:50 PM |
CONSERVATION GENETICS OF MOUSE LEMURS (MICROCEBUS SPP.) IN NORTH-WESTERN MADAGASCAR G. L. Olivieri, K. Guschanski, U. Radespiel [57]
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Session 10: Veterinary Medicine. Moderator: G. Kalema-Zikusoka
(Kama A)
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04:30 PM |
KWASHIORKOR (PROTEIN-ENERGY MALNUTRITION) SYNDROME IN RINGTAILED LEMURS (LEMUR CATTA) AT BERENTY RESERVE, MADAGASCAR G. C. Crawford, A. B. Jolly, S. E. Ostapak [58]
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04:50 PM |
ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF CHIMPANZEE PARASITES IN GOMBE NATIONAL PARK, TANZANIA J. S. Bakuza, G. Nkwengulila [59]
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05:10 PM |
PROTOZOAL PATHOGENS IN FECES OF FREE RANGING HABITUATED CHIMPANZEES (PAN TROGLODYTES SCHWEINFURTHII), HUMANS AND RODENTS IN BUDONGO FOREST RESERVE, UGANDA L. Mugisha, O. Bwangamoi, T. K. Graezyk, M. R. Cranfield, C. L. Dranzoa [60]
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05:30 PM |
CALCIUM-INDUCED CATARACTS IN A LABORATORY COLONY OF AFRICAN GREEN MONKEYS (CHLOROCEBUS AETHIOPS) R. Plesker, U. Hetzel, W. Schmidt [61]
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| 04:30 PM-06:00 PM: |
Session 11: Ecology II. Moderator: C. Ross
(Kama B)
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04:30 PM |
EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT LEVELS OF HABITAT DISTURBANCE ON THE FATE OF PRIMATE-DISPERSED SEEDS IN SOUTHERN MEXICO G. Ponce-Santizo, E. Andresen [62]
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04:50 PM |
EFFECT OF HABITAT DESTRUCTION ON AVAHI LANIGER IN LITTORAL FOREST FRAGMENTS (SAINTE LUCE, SOUTH-EASTERN MADAGASCAR): IMPLICATIONS FOR CONSERVATION I. Norscia, S. M. Borgognini Tarli [63]
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05:10 PM |
PRIMATE RESPONSES TO HABITAT VARIATION: A CASE STUDY IN THE UDZUNGWA MOUNTAINS OF TANZANIA A. R. Marshall [64]
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05:30 PM |
FOREST UTILIZATION IN RELATION TO HABITAT DISTURBANCE: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE BLACK-AND-WHITE RUFFED LEMURS (VARECIA VARIEGATA EDITORIUM) IN MANOMBO FOREST, MADAGASCAR J. H. Ratsimbazafy [65]
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| 06:30 PM-08:30 PM: |
Ice Breaker
(Imperial Botanical Beach Hotel)
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Tuesday,
June 27, 2006
: Day 2
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| 08:30 AM-09:30 PM: |
HISTORY AND CURRENT SCOPE OF FIELD STUDIES ON JAPANESE MACAQUES ON YAKUSHIMA ISLAND, JAPAN: Juichi Yamagiwa
(Queen Elizabeth Theater)
Plenary Session
[66]
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| 09:30 AM-10:00 PM: |
Morning Break
(Lower Level Display Area)
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| 10:00 AM-01:00 PM: |
Session 12: SYMPOSIUM: The Potential Impact of Standardisation and Variation in Captive Primates: H.M. Buchanan-Smith and M.J. Prescott
(Kama A)
[67]
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10:00 AM |
HARMONISATION, STANDARDISATION AND VARIATION H. M. Buchanan-Smith [68]
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10:20 AM |
BIOBEHAVIORAL CHARACTERIZATION OF RHESUS MONKEYS FOR MANAGEMENT AND RESEARCH PURPOSES J. Capitanio, W. Mason, S. Mendoza [69]
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10:40 AM |
HARMONISATION OF WEANING POLICY FOR MACAQUES USED IN RESEARCH AND TESTING M. J. Prescott [70]
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11:00 AM |
INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN THE SPEED AND SUCCESS OF POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT TRAINING OF LABORATORY-HOUSED COMMON MARMOSETS (CALLITHRIX JACCHUS) V. A. Bowell, H. M. Buchanan-Smith [71]
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11:20 AM |
POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT TRAINING MAY DIMINISH INTERINDIVIDUAL VARIATION IN PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS AMONG CAPTIVE CHIMPANZEES (PAN TROGLODYTES) S. J. Schapiro, S. P. Lambeth, J. E. Perlman, E. Thiele [72]
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11:40 AM |
CYNOMOLGUS (MACACA FASCICULARIS) BEHAVIOUR AND STRESS IN SEMI-WILD CONDITIONS, GANG CAGES, PAIR CAGES AND SINGLE CAGES A. Fernstrom, Y. Paramastri, K. Westlund, H. Carlsson, D. Sajuthi, J. Pamungkas, S. J. Schapiro, J. Hau [73]
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12:00 PM |
BALANCING THE SCALES: PROMOTING GENE DIVERSITY AND ANIMAL WELFARE WITHIN DYNAMIC ZOO-BASED CAPTIVE BREEDING PROGRAMMES P. K. Pullen [74]
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12:20 PM |
PRODUCING BEHAVIORAL COMPETENCIES IN REINTRODUCED GOLDEN LION TAMARINS (LEONTOPITHECUS ROSALIA ROSALIA) T. Stoinski, B. Beck [75]
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Session 13: SYMPOSIUM: Male Aggression Towards Females: Variation with Social System: M.N. Muller and R.W. Wrangham
(Kidepo)
[76]
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10:00 AM |
MATING CONFLICT IN PRIMATES: NEW MODELS AND NEW EVIDENCE C. P. van Schaik, G. Pradhan [77]
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10:20 AM |
PATTERNS OF MALE AGGRESSION TOWARDS FEMALES AMONG CHACMA BABOONS OF BOTSWANA (PAPIO HAMADRYAS URSINUS) D. M. Kitchen, J. C. Beehner, T. J. Bergman, D. L. Cheney, A. L. Engh, R. A. Palombit, R. M. Seyfarth [78]
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10:40 AM |
A CLOSER LOOK AT MALE COERCION IN WILD WEST AFRICAN CHIMPANZEES (PAN TROGLODYTES VERUS) R. M. Stumpf, C. Boesch [79]
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11:00 AM |
MALE AGGRESSION AGAINST FEMALES AND STRESS IN WILD CHIMPANZEES M. N. Muller, S. Kahlenberg, M. Emery Thompson, R. Wrangham [80]
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11:20 AM |
MALE COERCION OF FEMALES IN BOTTLENOSE DOLPHINS R. Connor [81]
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11:40 AM |
FORCED COPULATIONS AND COERCION IN BORNEAN ORANGUTANS C. Knott, R. Stumpf, S. Kahlenberg, M. Emery Thompson [82]
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12:00 PM |
MALE HARASSMENT OF FEMALE MOUNTAIN GORILLAS IN BWINDI IMPENETRABLE NATIONAL PARK, UGANDA M. M. Robbins [83]
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12:20 PM |
MALE AGGRESSION TOWARDS FEMALES IN HAMADRYAS BABOONS L. Swedell [84]
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12:40 PM |
INTIMACY AND INTIMIDATION: THE SIGNALING POTENTIAL OF HUMAN GENDER VIOLENCE S. A. Novak, L. Rodseth [85]
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| 10:00 AM-01:00 PM: |
Session 14: SYMPOSIUM: The Mangabeys of Africa: Highly Threatened and Poorly Known: C.L. Ehardt, J.G. Else and W.S. McGraw
(Bwindi)
[86]
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10:00 AM |
MANGABEYS AND THE FOSSIL RECORD C. C. Gilbert, J. G. Fleagle, W. S. McGraw [87]
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10:20 AM |
SPECIES AND SUBSPECIES OF MANGABEYS: A CRANIOMETRIC APPROACH C. P. Groves, M. Hawkins [88]
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10:40 AM |
MOLECULAR SYSTEMATICS OF THE MANGABEYS T. R. Disotell [89]
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11:00 AM |
CERCOCEBUS ECOLOGY: A SYNTHESIS OF FIELD RESEARCH FOR THE BEST KNOWN TAXA C. L. Ehardt, W. S. McGraw, J. Wieczkowski, N. F. Shaw [90]
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11:20 AM |
PATTERNS OF INTER-GROUP TRANSFER IN GREY-CHEEKED MANGABEYS W. Olupot, P. M. Waser [91]
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11:40 AM |
A BIOMEDICAL-CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIP HELPS TO SECURE THE FUTURE OF THE SOOTY MANGABEY J. G. Else, G. Silvestri, S. I. Staprans [92]
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12:00 PM |
COMPETITIVE RELATIONSHIPS AMONG FEMALE GRAY-CHEEKED MANGABEYS IN KIBALE NATIONAL PARK R. L. Chancellor, L. A. Isbell [93]
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12:20 PM |
MANGABEY CONSERVATION: STATUS, THREATS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS C. L. Ehardt, T. M. Butynski [94]
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| 10:00 AM-01:00 PM: |
Session 15: Genetics. Moderator: J. Rogers
(Princess)
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10:00 AM |
SYSTEMATICS AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE SPECIES WITHIN THE SILVERED LANGURS SPECIES GROUP (TRACHYPITHECUS CRISTATUS) T. Nadler, L. Walter, C. Roos [95]
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MOLECULAR SYSTEMATICS OF RED COLOBUS MONKEYS (PROCOLOBUS [PILIOCOLOBUS]) N. Ting, E. Delson, J. F. Oates, T. R. Disotell [96]
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WHAT LIMITS GENE-FLOW IN A CONTINUOUS FOREST? – PATTERNS AND PROCESSES OF GENETIC DIFFERENTIATION OF GOLDEN-BROWN MOUSE LEMURS (MICROCEBUS RAVELOBENSIS) IN THE ANKARAFANTSIKA NATIONAL PARK, MADAGASCAR U. Radespiel, R. Rakotondravony [97]
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11:00 AM |
SPECIES BOUNDARY IN FOCUS: MORPHOLOGICAL, ACOUSTIC AND GENETIC VARIATION IN CENTRAL SULAWESI TARSIERS S. Merker, D. Perwitasari-Farajallah, H. Zischler [98]
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THE PHYLOGENY AND GENETIC DIVERSITY OF THE CHACMA BABOON IN SOUTHERN AFRICA R. Sithaldeen, T. K. Newman, P. Babb, R. R. Ackermann [99]
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STUDY OF INBREEDING DEPRESSION IN WILD BABOONS, AMBOSELI, KENYA M. Charpentier, R. Van Horn, J. Altmann, S. C. Alberts [100]
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12:00 PM |
MALE DISPERSAL PATTERNS AND POPULATION GENETIC VARIATION IN WILD GORILLAS M. Arandjelovic, R. A. Bergl, B. J. Bradley, T. Breuer, C. Cipolletta, D. Doran-Sheehy, H. Kühl, S. Masi, D. Morgan, M. M. Robbins, C. Sanz, A. Todd, C. Boesch, L. Vigilant [101]
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MOLECULAR TRACKING OF WILD MOUNTAIN GORILLAS (GORILLA BERINGEI BERINGEI) OF BWINDI NATIONAL PARK, UGANDA A. M. Nsubuga, M. M. Robbins, C. Boesch, L. Vigilant [102]
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| 10:00 AM-01:00 PM: |
Session 16: Learning/Cognition/Language II. Moderator: K. Leighty
(Kama B)
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10:00 AM |
FUNCTIONALLY REFERENTIAL CALLS IN CHIMPANZEES K. Zuberbühler, K. Slocombe [103]
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10:20 AM |
CHIMPANZEES KNOW WHAT OTHERS HAVE SEEN J. Kaminski, J. Call, M. Tomasello [104]
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10:40 AM |
EXTREME MAKEOVER IN THE CHIMPANZEE: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ENCULTURATION S. T. Boysen [105]
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VIDEO SELF-RECOGNITION IN CHILDREN (HOMO SAPIENS) AND A CHIMPANZEE (PAN TROGLODYTES) T. Suddendorf, G. Simcock, M. Nielsen, E. Collier-Baker [106]
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THE USE OF A VIDEO CAMERA AND PLAYBACK MONITOR TO ASSESS SELF-RECOGNITION IN A COLONY OF CHIMPANZEES (PAN TROGLODYTES) C. W. Hyatt, W. D. Hopkins [107]
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AN OVERVIEW OF THE OCCURRENCE AND DIVERSITY OF SPONTANEOUS TOOL USE IN TUFTED CAPUCHIN MONKEYS E. B. Ottoni, M. Mannu [108]
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CHARACTERISTICS OF HAMMER STONES AND ANVILS USED BY WILD BEARDED CAPUCHIN MONKEYS (CEBUS LIBIDINOSUS) E. Visalberghi, D. Fragaszy, E. Ottoni, P. Izar, M. de Oliveira, F. Ramos Dias de Andrade [109]
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AN EXPERIMENTAL, COMPARATIVE APPROACH TO SOCIAL LEARNING OF TOOL-USE SKILLS IN CHIMPANZEES (PAN TROGLODYTES) AND GORILLAS (GORILLA GORILLA GORILLA) E. V. Lonsdorf, S. Ross, T. Melber [110]
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TOOL USING BEHAVIOR OF CHIMPANZEES IN THE GOUALOUGO TRIANGLE, REPUBLIC OF CONGO C. Sanz, D. Morgan, S. Gulick [111]
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Session 17: Human Evolution/Anatomy/Growth. Moderator: A. Taylor
(Kuku)
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PRIMATE FACIAL EXPRESSION MUSCULATURE: COMPARATIVE ANATOMY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE EVOLUTION OF COMMUNICATION A. M. Burrows, B. Waller, L. A. Parr [112]
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HORMONES AND BODY SIZE EVOLUTION IN PAPIONIN PRIMATES R. M. Bernstein [113]
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DID PRIMATES ORIGINATE IN INDO-MADAGASCAR? A NEW POSSIBILITY BASED ON MOLECULES, PLATE TECTONICS, AND PALEOBIOGEOGRAPHY L. Isbell [114]
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11:00 AM |
SKELETAL VARIATION IN AGE AND SEX OF WILD CHIMPANZEES (PAN TROGLODYTES VERUS) FROM TAÏ NATIONAL PARK, CÔTE D’IVOIRE A. L. Zihlman, D. R. Bolter, C. Boesch [115]
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PROXIMATE BEHAVIORS AND MODES OF SELECTION IN PRIMATE EVOLUTION W. A. Mason [116]
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11:40 AM |
REMARKABLE MORPHOLOGICAL TRAITS IN EULEMUR RUBRIVENTER (LEMURIDAE) REVEALED BY ELLIPTICAL FOURIER ANALYSIS OF THE CRANIAL AND MANDIBULAR SHAPE AND BY QUANTIFICATION OF CRANIAL AREAS H. Raveloson, M. Schmittbuh, J. M. Le Minor, M. Godinot [117]
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SOCIALITY AND EVOLUTIONARY OUTCOMES: LESSONS FROM HISTORICAL SOCIAL ECOLOGY P. Asquith [118]
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Lunch
(Dining/Coffee Shop)
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Session 18: SYMPOSIUM: Integrated Health Approach to Gorilla Conservation: M. Cranfield and G. Kalema-Zikusoka
(Kama A)
[119]
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INTEGRATED HEALTH APPROACH TO GORILLA CONSERVATION M. Cranfield
[Add To Schedule]
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02:20 PM |
CONSERVATION THROUGH PUBLIC HEALTH ACTIVITIES IN UGANDA G. N. Kalema-Zikusoka, L. N. Zikusoka [121]
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PREVALENCE OF TUBERCULOSIS AND BRUCELLOSIS IN LIVESTOCK IN PROXIMITY TO MOUNTAIN GORILLAS IN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO J. B. Iyanya, E. S. Kambale, B. Sibwomu, C. A. Whittier, F. B. Nutter [122]
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ECOSYSTEM HEALTH: PRELIMINARY REEVALUATION OF TREATMENT/PREVENTION PROGRAM IN DRC A. Magayane, A. Muyisa, P. T. Mehlman, A. Lilly [123]
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THE USE OF IMPACT® SYSTEM IN GORILLA HEALTH MONITORING B. Ssebide [124]
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EXPERIENCES WITH EMPLOYEE HEALTH PROGRAMS IN THREE DIFFERENT AREAS C. Whittier, F. B. Nutter, J. P. Lukusa, M. R. Cranfield [125]
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Session 19: SYMPOSIUM: Nutritional Ecology of Primates in Uganda: J.M. Rothman and C.A. Chapman
(Bwindi)
[126]
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PREDICTING PRIMATE ABUNDANCE: CONTRASTING FRUGIVORES AND FOLIVORES ACROSS DISTURBANCE REGIMES C. A. Chapman [127]
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ECOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS OF RED COLOBUS MONKEY BIOMASS AND HABITAT SELECTION: IMPLICATION FOR CONSERVATION STRATEGIES T. V. Snaith, C. A. Chapman [128]
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HOW DOES THE GOLDEN MONKEY COPE IN A FRUIT SCARCE ENVIRONMENT? D. Twinomugisha [129]
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DIET OF THE BWINDI GORILLAS IN RELATION TO NUTRITIONAL QUALITY J. M. Rothman, E. S. Dierenfeld, A. N. Pell [130]
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THE IMPORTANCE OF SCALE AND INTRASPECIFIC VARIABILITY IN FEEDING AND NUTRITION J. E. Lambert, C. A. Chapman [131]
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Session 20: SYMPOSIUM: Human/Primate Interactions and Assessment of Normal Behaviour to Refine Primate Welfare: R. Hubrecht, S. Wolfensohn and P. Honess
(Princess)
[132]
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MONITORING AND IMPROVING THE WELFARE OF PRIMATES IN CAPTIVITY R. Hubrecht [133]
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02:20 PM |
EXPERT GUIDANCE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF PRIMATES IN LABORATORIES: THE CASE FOR A NAMED PRIMATOLOGIST P. Honess, H. Buchanan-Smith [134]
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INTEGRATED ZOO ANIMAL WELFARE SCIENCE V. A. Melfi [135]
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NATURAL OR SIMPLY NORMAL? ARE THE BEHAVIOURS SEEN IN CAPTIVE BRED MACACA FASCICULARIS IN CONTRACT TOXICOLOGY LABORATORY NATURAL OR SIMPLY NORMAL FOR THIS ENVIRONMENT S. Grainger [136]
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INTERACTIONS WITH RESEARCH ANIMALS: PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING IN THE HOME-CAGE ENVIRONMENT C. Waitt, P. Honess [137]
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THE IMPORTANCE OF REDUCING ZOONOTIC INFECTIONS IN CAPTIVE PRIMATES TO ENABLE HUMAN/PRIMATE INTERACTIONS S. E. Wolfensohn [138]
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Session 21: Demography/Population Studies. Moderator: S. Alberts
(Kuku)
[Add To Schedule]
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02:00 PM |
SERIAL GROUP DIVISIONS IN THE OLIVE BABOONS OF GOMBE NATIONAL PARK, TANZANIA D. A. Collins, A. Sindimwo, J. Goodall [139]
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MATING SYSTEMS AND DISPERSAL PATTERNS OF THREE PRIMATE SPECIES: TRACHYPITHECUS VETULUS, CERCOPITHECUS MITIS AND ALOUATTA SENICULUS R. Rudran [140]
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RED COLOUR, PATHOGENS AND IMMUNE PROFILES IN MALE MANDRILLS J. M. Setchell, I. Benjabaga, P. Reed, E. J. Wickings, L. A. Knapp [587]
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TAXONOMIC REVISION OF GENTLE LEMUR (HAPALEMUR GRISEUS) A MALAGASY ENDEMIC PRIMATE, BASED ON CYTOGENETICS AND MOLECULAR DATA C. Rabarivola, L. Fausser, M. Hauwy, N. Andriaholinirina [141]
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ARE PROTECTED AREAS REALLY PROTECTING LEMURS? A LOOK AT THE GENETIC DIVERSITY IN AND AROUND RANOMAFANA NATIONAL PARK, MADAGASCAR T. L. Morelli, E. E. Louis [142]
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03:40 PM |
THE IMPRINT OF SOCIAL STRUCTURE ON GENETIC VARIATION D. Lukas, T. Gernat, C. Boesch, L. Vigilant [143]
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DISTRIBUTION AND PATCHINESS OF ENDANGERED LEMURS IN THE RANOMAFANA RAINFOREST OF MADAGASCAR: THE CRISIS OF THE GREATER BAMBOO LEMUR F. Ratelolahy, S. E. Johnson, P. C. Wright [501]
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Session 22: Learning/Cognition/Language III. Moderator: E. Lonsdorf
(Kama B)
[Add To Schedule]
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02:00 PM |
A DEVELOPMENTAL APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF SOCIALLY-MEDIATED LEARNING IN CHIMPANZEES AND COTTON-TOP TAMARINS T. Humle, C. Snowdon, B. Pieper, T. Matsuzawa [144]
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DO MANGABEYS TAKE PAST WEATHER INTO ACCOUNT WHEN THEY REVISIT FICUS TREES WITH FRUIT? K. R. Janmaat, R. W. Byrne, K. Zuberbühler [145]
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02:40 PM |
THE EFFECT OF UNEQUAL REWARD DISTRIBUTION ON COOPERATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING IN COTTON-TOP TAMARINS (SAGUINUS OEDIPUS) K. A. Cronin, C. T. Snowdon [146]
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PHONOLOGICAL RULES IN NON-HUMAN PRIMATES VOCAL BEHAVIOUR: CASE OF OLIVE COLOBUS MONKEYS IN TAI NATIONAL PARK J. Koffi Bene, K. Zuberbuhler [147]
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ZOO LIVING ORANGUTANS (PONGO PYGMAEUS) INFORM A HUMAN FOR SELFISH REASONS BUT NOT TO HELP ALTRUISTICALLY F. Haimerl, J. Call, J. C. Gómez, F. Warneken, M. Tomasello [148]
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03:40 PM |
PHYSICAL UNDERSTANDING IN CAPTIVE AND WILD CHIMPANZEES M. Hayashi, T. Matsuzawa [149]
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Session 23: Social Behavior II. Moderator: M. Huffman
(Kidepo)
[Add To Schedule]
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02:00 PM |
FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE ECOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR OF THE TONKIN SNUB-NOSED MONKEY (RHINOPITHECUS AVUNCULUS) IN VIETNAM H. T. Dong, R. Boonratana [150]
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OBJECT PLAY WITH STONES: HABIT OR HOBBY IN JAPANESE MACAQUES? C. A. Nahallage, M. A. Huffman [151]
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LIVING ALONE OR WORKING TOGETHER? BEHAVIOURAL RESPONSES TO MALE AGGRESSION BY FEMALE CHIMPANZEES IN THE BUDONGO FOREST, UGANDA N. E. Newton-Fisher [152]
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A NEW FIELD RESEARCH AREA FOR WILD ORANGUTAN STUDIES IN DANUM VALLEY, MALAYSIA T. Kanamori, T. P. Malim, H. Bernard, S. Kohshima [153]
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SEX DIFFERENCES IN THE AFFILIATIVE BEHAVIOR RELATED TO FOOD AVAILABILITY: A STUDY ON A COMMUNITY OF SPIDER MONKEYS (ATELES GEOFFROYI) IN MONTES AZULES RESERVE, MEXICO A. L. Pérez-Ruiz, R. Mondragón-Ceballos [154]
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HOW DOES KINSHIP INFLUENCE MALE-MALE SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS IN WILD WHITE-FACED CAPUCHIN MONKEYS? L. Muniz, S. Perry, J. H. Manson, H. Gilkenson, L. Vigilant [155]
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FEMALE MATE CHOICE IN GREY-CHEEKED MANGABEYS IN KIBALE NP, UGANDA M. E. Arlet, F. Molleman, C. A. Chapman [589]
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Afternoon Break
(Lower Level Display Area)
[Add To Schedule]
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| 04:30 PM-06:10 PM: |
Session 24: SYMPOSIUM: Current Perspective in Primate Conservation Education: A. Savage and T.L. Bettinger
(Princess)
[156]
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04:30 PM |
THE CARATINGA ALLIANCE - FOREST FOR THE MURIQUIS AND WATER FOR THE FARMERS F. B. Pontual, J. P. Boubli, F. Couto-Santos, A. M. Bragança, J. Mendonça, E. M. Veado, K. B. Strier [157]
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04:50 PM |
CREATING EFFECTIVE NETWORKS FOR PUBLIC EDUCATION IN INDIA S. R. Walker [158]
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05:10 PM |
INTEGRATING ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION INTO NATIONAL SCHOOL CURRICULA S. Townsend [159]
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05:30 PM |
MEASURING THE IMPACT OF A CONSERVATION EDUCATION PROGRAM AT KALINZU FOREST RESERVE T. Bettinger, K. Lehnhardt, C. Kuhar, S. Townsend, D. Cox [160]
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PROBOSCIS MONKEYS (NASALIS LARVATUS) AND TOURISM AND HOW THEY INTERACT H. C. Leasor [585]
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Session 25: SYMPOSIUM: Cooperative Problem Solving in Primates: B. Hare
(Kama A)
[161]
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04:30 PM |
JOINT COOPERATIVE HUNTING IN WILD CHIMPANZEES C. Boesch [162]
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04:50 PM |
TEMPORAL STABILITY OF COOPERATIVE ALLIANCES AMONG MALE CHIMPANZEES AT GOMBE AND KANYAWARA I. C. Gilby, R. W. Wrangham, A. E. Pusey [163]
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COOPERATIVE BEHAVIOR OF A CHIMPANZEE PAIRED WITH A CONSPECIFIC AND A HUMAN PARTNER S. Hirata [164]
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05:30 PM |
CHIMPANZEES KNOW WHEN THEY NEED HELP AND WHO CAN PROVIDE IT A. P. Melis, B. A. Hare, M. Tomasello [165]
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EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE FOR INTENTIONAL DECEPTION IN CHIMPANZEES B. Hare [166]
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Session 26: Ecology III. Moderator: U. Radespiel
(Bwindi)
[Add To Schedule]
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04:30 PM |
WHY ARE SOME PRIMATES RARE? A. H. Harcourt [167]
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04:50 PM |
PRIMATES AND PREDATORS - THE ROLE OF CARNIVOROUS PREDATORS IN LIMITING PRIMATE POPULATION DENSITIES S. Teelen, C. P. van Schaik [168]
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SEVERAL WAYS TO BE A SAVANNA CHIMPANZEE A. Piel, L. Pintea, J. Moore [169]
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05:30 PM |
THE DRILLS OF THE EBO FOREST, CAMEROON - PRELIMINARY INFORMATION B. Morgan, A. Dixson, E. A. Ekwoge [170]
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| 04:30 PM-06:10 PM: |
Session 27: Social Behavior III. Moderator: A. Jolly
(Kama B)
[Add To Schedule]
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04:30 PM |
ODORANT FINGER-PRINT AND INDIVIDUAL RECOGNITION IN LEMUR CATTA L. Dapporto, E. Palagi [171]
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04:50 PM |
SPECIES-SPECIFIC CUES IN TRUE LEMURS VOCALIZATIONS (GENUS EULEMUR) C. Giacoma, M. Gamba [172]
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RECONCILIATION AND THE VALUE OF SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS: FROM PRIMATES TO WOLVES G. Cordoni, E. Palagi, S. M. Borgognini-Tarli [173]
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UNFAMILIAR CONSPECIFICS INDUCE MATE-GUARDING IN THE MONOGAMOUS OWL MONKEY (AOTUS NANCYMAAE) C. K. Wolovich, S. Evans [174]
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SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF IMMATURE GORILLAS - MOUNTAIN GORILLAS (GORILLA BERINGEI BERINGEI) AND WESTERN GORILLAS (G. GORILLA GORILLA) COMPARED A. W. Fletcher, A. A. Nowell [584]
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Session 28: Conservation II. Moderator: F. Babweteera
(Kidepo)
[Add To Schedule]
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04:30 PM |
CAN POVERTY ALLEVIATION ASSIST CONSERVATION? V. Reynolds [175]
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04:50 PM |
ECOSYSTEM HEALTH: TACKLING HUMAN HEALTH PROGRAMS IN DENSELY POPULATED VILLAGES AROUND A NATIONAL PARK IN RWANDA I. Munyarugero, F. Kaigamba, P. T. Mehlman, A. Lilly [176]
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PRIMATE RESEARCH AND ECOTOURISM: CONFLICT OR COLLABORATION? A. T. Feistner, A. Razafiarimalala, P. C. Wright [178]
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Session 29: Breeding/Reproduction. Moderator: S. Schapiro
(Kuku)
[Add To Schedule]
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04:30 PM |
ULTRASOUND MONITORING OF EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT AND FOETAL GROWTH IN SELECTED LEMUR SPECIES: GREY MOUSE LEMUR (MICROCEBUS MURINUS), CROWNED LEMUR (EULEMUR CORONATUS), RED-BELLIED LEMUR (EULEMUR RUBRIVENTER), AND BLACK AND WHITE RUFFED LEMUR (VARECIA VARIEGATA VARIEGATA) B. L. Daffner, A. K. Oerke, M. Heistermann, U. Radespiel, E. Zimmermann, A. M. MacLarnon, J. K. Hodges [179]
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VARIATION IN DENTAL ERUPTION IN WILD RING-TAILED LEMURS (LEMUR CATTA) AT BEZA MAHAFALY SPECIAL RESERVE, MADAGASCAR: IMPLICATIONS FOR UNDERSTANDING LEMUR LIFE HISTORY F. P. Cuozzo, M. L. Sauther [180]
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NON-INVASIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE TESTICULAR ENDOCRINE FUNCTION IN LONG-TAILED MACAQUES (MACACA FASCICULARIS) BY MEASUREMENT OF FAECAL TESTOSTERONE-METABOLITES S. Krummel, A. Engelhardt, M. Heistermann [181]
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DIOXIN BINDING AND STEROIDOGENIC EFFECTS IN MONKEY OVARIAN TISSUES R. J. Hutz, L. Conley, M. Baldridge, T. King Heiden [182]
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Session 30: World's Most Endangered Primates: R A. Mittermeier, A.B. Rylands and J.M. Aguiar
(Kidepo)
[183]
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June 28, 2006
: Day 3
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| 08:30 AM-09:30 PM: |
MOLECULAR PHYLOGENETICS OF THE ORDER PRIAMTES: Todd R. Disotell
(Queen Elizabeth Theater)
Plenary Session
[184]
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| 09:30 AM-10:00 PM: |
Morning Break
(Lower Level Display Area)
[Add To Schedule]
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| 10:00 AM-01:00 PM: |
Session 31: SYMPOSIUM: Intergroup Aggression in Wild Primates: M.L. Wilson
(Kidepo)
[185]
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Introduction - Intergroup aggression in wild primates: M.L. Wilson
[Add To Schedule]
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10:20 AM |
INTRAGROUP VIOLENCE IN THE CONTEXT OF SEVERE INTERGROUP THREAT AMONG CHIMPANZEES IN GOMBE NATIONAL PARK, TANZANIA M. L. Wilson, D. C. Mjungu, A. E. Pusey [186]
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BETWEEN-GROUP ENCOUNTERS IN THOMAS LANGURS S. Wich, E. Sterck [187]
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11:00 AM |
INTERGROUP AGGRESSION BY CHIMPANZEES AT NGOGO, KIBALE NATIONAL PARK, UGANDA D. P. Watts, J. C. Mitani [188]
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11:20 AM |
OVERCOMING COLLECTIVE ACTION PROBLEMS DURING GROUP-DEFENSE IN CHACMA BABOONS (PAPIO HAMADRYAS URSINUS) AND BLACK HOWLER MONKEYS (ALOUATTA PIGRA) D. M. Kitchen [189]
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11:40 AM |
THE EFFECT OF RESOURCE ABUNDANCE AND DISTRIBUTION ON RATES OF INTERGROUP COMPETITION IN WHITE-FACED CAPUCHIN MONKEYS (CEBUS CAPUCINUS) ON BARRO COLORADO ISLAND, PANAMA M. C. Crofoot [190]
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INTERGROUP AGGRESSION IN BLACK AND WHITE COLOBUS MONKEYS (COLOBUS GUEREZA): DO MALES ENGAGE IN RESOURCE DEFENSE POLYGYNY? T. Harris [191]
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12:20 PM |
EFFECTS OF THE NATURE OF INTERGROUP AGGRESSION ON THE USE OF BUFFER ZONES IN TERRITORIAL PRIMATES R. Wrangham, R. Lundy, M. Wilson [192]
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| 10:00 AM-01:00 PM: |
Session 32: SYMPOSIUM: Conservation Education at In-situ Primate Sanctuaries: B. Cartwright
(Princess)
[193]
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10:00 AM |
OVERVIEW OF CONSERVATION EDUCATION AT PASA AND THE PROGRAM EVALUATION PROCESS B. Cartwright, T. Bettinger [194]
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10:20 AM |
COMBINING SANCTUARY VISITS WITH OFF-SITE LECTURES TO ADDRESS THE BUSHMEAT CRISIS IN CAMEROON A. Wilson, S. Costo [195]
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10:40 AM |
INTEGRATING ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION INTO PRIMARY SCHOOL CURRICULUM I. Mujaasi, B. Cartwright, M. Kemigisa [196]
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11:00 AM |
WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY – UTILIZING NATIONAL EVENT DAYS FOR POPULAR PRIMATE CONSERVATION EDUCATION J. Akparawa [197]
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11:20 AM |
SANCTUARY–BASED EDUCATION PROGRAMS VERSUS SCHOOL-BASED EDUCATION PROGRAMS P. Mbonzo, B. Mulenga, C. Andre, D. Morel [198]
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11:40 AM |
BUSHMEAT PUBLIC AWARENESS CAMPAIGNS IN CONGO AND CAMEROON P. Kaya, S. Speede, A. Jamart, B. Goossens [199]
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12:00 PM |
ADDRESSING THE BUSHMEAT CRISIS THROUGH SANCTUARY- BASED ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS A. Gousseine, P. Poaty, B. Bozeke, P. Mfourga, G. Makosso [200]
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12:20 PM |
LOCAL COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAMS – ADDRESSING THE BUSHMEAT CRISIS IN CAMEROON J. Fewoh [201]
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12:40 PM |
NATURE CLUBS – THE EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF YOUTH SERVICE GROUPS FOR PRIMATE CONSERVATION IN SIERRA LEONE T. Karimu [202]
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| 10:00 AM-01:00 PM: |
Session 33: Feeding/Nutrition. Moderator: C. McCann
(Kuku)
[Add To Schedule]
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10:00 AM |
DIFFERENCES IN THE DIET COMPOSITION OF WHITE-FACED MONKEYS (CEBUS CAPUCINUS) ON BARRO COLORADO ISLAND, PANAMA: CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES M. C. Crofoot [203]
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MEDICINAL PLANTS USED BY PEOPLE AND CHIMPANZEES IN THE AREA OF GOMBE NATIONAL PARK, TANZANIA S. M. Kamenya, G. Gobbo, M. L. Wilson [204]
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10:40 AM |
VARIABILITY IN STRATEGIES OF FOOD CHOICE AMONG GORILLA GROUPS IN BWINDI IMPENETRABLE NATIONAL PARK, UGANDA J. Ganas, J. B. Nkurunungi, S. Ortmann, M. M. Robbins [205]
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11:00 AM |
INSECT PREY PREFERENCES OF CHIMPANZEES AND GORILLAS IN SOUTHEAST CAMEROON I. Deblauwe, G. P. J. Janssens [206]
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11:20 AM |
HOW TWO SOUTH-AMERICAN PRIMATE SPECIES (CALLIMICO GOELDII AND CALLITHRIX JACCHUS) DEAL WITH NOVEL FOODS: THE ROLE OF THE SOCIAL CONTEXT E. Addessi, E. Visalberghi, G. Anzenberger [207]
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11:40 AM |
BILE ACIDS AND PRIMATE DIETS J. Moore, L. Hagey [208]
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12:00 PM |
CAPUCHIN MONKEYS (CEBUS APELLA) SEEK FOOD VARIETY E. Addessi, E. Visalberghi [209]
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