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PAST NEW YORK REGIONAL PRIMATOLOGY COLLOQUIA |
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Dr. Nathan Young Anthropology, Harvard University The Evolution of the Hominoid Postcranium: Thursday, November 13, 6:30 PM (room 9205, Ninth Floor) |
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Dr. Anne Yoder Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Yale University Mouse Lemurs are Older Than You Think: How We Know, and Why You Should Care Thursday, December 11, 6:30 PM (room C202/203, Lower Level) |
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Dr. Philip Rightmire Department of Anthropology, Binghamton University The place of the Dmanisi fossils in human evolution Thursday, February 26, 6:45 PM (Room 9207, Ninth Floor) |
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Dr. Thore Bergman University of Pennsylvania Studying cognition & behavior with playback experiments Thursday, March 18, 6:45 PM (Room C205, Lower Level) |
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Dr. Richard Sherwood Lifespan Health Research Center School of Medicine, Kettering, OH Fels, Faces, and Fossils: New Opportunities for Paleontologic Inference. Thursday, September 23, (Room C205, Lower Level) |
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Dr. Masanoru Takai Primate Research Institute, Kyoto University Searching for fossil primates in South America and East Asia, from the Middle Miocene to the Late Eocene Thursday, October 21, 6:45 PM (Room C205, Lower Level) |
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Dr. Andrea Taylor Duke University Medical School Jaw form in the great apes: Is there a dietary signal? Thursday, December 9, 6:45 PM (Room C205, Lower Level) |
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Dr. Manuel Dominguez-Rodrigo Complutense University of Madrid New research at the Plio-Pleistocene site of Peninj, Tanzania Thursday, February 3, 6:45 PM (Room C205, Lower Level) |
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Dr. Johan Arif Department of Geology Institute of Technology Bandung, Indonesia The History of Paleoanthropological Research in Indonesia Thursday, March 31, 6:45 PM (Room C205, Lower Level) |
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Dr Kirstin Siex Behavioral Flexibility in the Zanzibar Red Colobus: Responses to Population Compression Thursday, April 14, 6:30pm, (Kriser Room, 25 Waverly Place) |
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Dr Drew Rendall Sex, size, and social identity: Structure-function dimensions of primate vocalizations and their relevance to human speech origins Thursday, April 21, 6:30pm, (Kriser Room, 25 Waverly Place) |
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Dr. Andrew Marshall Harvard University The population ecology of gibbons and leaf monkeys on Indonesian Borneo Thursday, September 22, 6:30pm (Room C205) |
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 Future New York Regional Primatology Colloquia |
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