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Tag Archives: primate behaviour

What Does a Canadian Primatologist Do?

Featuredby Allison 7 Comments

When I was growing up, I heard stories about Jane Goodall and her work in Gombe with the chimps. We all did, right? I heard stories about other researchers, too, […]

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Crop Raiding: A Conservation Catastrophe

Featuredby Ria Ghai 1 Comment

Imagine for a moment that you are a rural farmer in Uganda. You marry and start a family. To be able to provide for them, you decide to grow crops. […]

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Chimps Ate My Monkey!

June 10, 2013by Ria Ghai Leave a comment

In the summer 2011, I was working in Kibale National Park – a lush rainforest in Southern Uganda. Part of my PhD project involved following a group of red colobus […]

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A Little Laughter Goes a Long Way

May 16, 2013by Guest Contributor 2 Comments

Written by Guest Contributor, Jesse Hildebrand.  Chimpanzees laugh when tickled.  That’s right – for those stealthy and foolhardy enough to sneak up on a chimp, it is indeed possible to […]

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Endangered Chimpanzees

Justin Bieber’s Pet Capuchin is in Quarantine Instead of the Forest

May 9, 2013by Guest Contributor 8 Comments

Contributed by JGI Canada blog contributor, Mallory.  The pet trade, legal or illegal, domestic or international, poses a serious hindrance to primate conservation efforts.  Research has suggested a linear increase […]

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Evolution of Chimpanzee and Human Sleeping Patterns

April 26, 2013by Cadell Last 3 Comments

When I started my undergrad I knew I was interested in human evolution.  This interest developed into a fascination with our closest relatives.  I wanted to understand where we came […]

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Endangered Chimpanzees

A ‘Great’ Crisis

April 18, 2013by Cadell Last 1 Comment

I have been thinking a great deal about happiness and how we can best study the happiness of our species.  That is why a recent study on great ape mood […]

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