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BREAKING: Trump heading from Marine One as he travels to his Bedminster golf course on the Taxpayers’ dime.
This trip will cost us $2.9 million, which could have been used by USAID to provide 11 million HIV antiretroviral therapy doses to people in need.
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Stop press!! The IPS deadline for abstracts has been extended to midnight EST on Feb 28th - so you’ve now got an extra couple of weeks to send us all your most exciting primate ideas!!!
#IPSmadagascar #IPS2025
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Spread the word: there's still time to submit items for the next issue of African Primates journal. Contact us today for details!!
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Our latest quarterly report is out! 🌍✨
It’s packed with exciting updates like the rescue of Jackson Junior, the storm damage to our research quarters in Jaibui, our tree planting efforts, various training sessions, and our BBC Wildlife Magazine cover feature.
Check your email!
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Check out adorable duo, Poutine and Boyo, enjoying their playtime together! Both rescued from the pet trade, these tantalus monkeys are living their best lives at the Limbe Wildlife Centre. 💚
Watch in our latest YouTube video 📹✨
youtu.be/iKOigr-Ijl8?si=b7or…
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A little over 25 years ago we watched as Tenkere's mother gave birth to her in Kanyawara. She stayed in the community and has now had four infants of her own, including young Tai. Photo by Martin Muller.
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Just got mine in the mail! So excited to be a part of this book! 🙏🏻 to @primateeats Jess @teragramonkey Margaret and @Joanna_Lambert1 for all of the work you put into this! 🦧🙌🫶
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Read the latest perspective article by @EvelynAnca & @janettewallis for #CPPlastics:
Plastic pollution and human–primate interactions: A growing conservation concern
Find out more here about this important topic here: bit.ly/3KznPv8
#plastics #conservation #primates
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We have some wonderful news!
Esther is ready for the next step in her integration process.
And so are Siama and Koba💪
Stay tuned because we hope we can give you a first update about their integration this weekend!
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New paper on Taï chimpanzees: doi.org/10.1002/ajp.23652 – at Bron, France
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✨ New paper out!!!✨ @CommsBio Super exciting and fun (!) collaboration with the fabulous @lolvanhol & @pimientoc 🙌 💃 We propose a multidimensional primate niche landscape showing the importance of interspecific competition in primate evolution 🦧🦍🐒 @UZH_Science @UZH_en 👇
🌟Hot off the press! 🌟 Our new, MULTIDIMENSIONAL PRIMATE NICHE LANDSCAPE shows the role of competition in primate lives and evolution.
Read it here in @CommsBio: t.ly/pQp7L
With @KathelijneKoops and @pimientoc; @CamBioanth @UCamArchaeology
Amazing pic by @Abana1
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Nice coverage of our recent paper 💪❤️ Love chimpanzee Kaija’s lovely face front and centre! 😍 @lolvanhol @pimientoc @APE_Group_UZH
📣 PUBLISHED OPEN ACCESS 📣 “Multidimensional primate niche space sheds light on interspecific competition in primate evolution” in @CommsBio by Dr Laura Holstein and colleagues
👉 Read more about it: arch.cam.ac.uk/news/multidim…
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Important read @ScienceMagazine
science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
‘The constraints imposed by fieldwork are often incompatible with high publication rates, journal impact factors, and citation count’
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We are delighted to announce Eric Ndayishimiye has been awarded our inaugural Sebastían Ramírez Amaya Award for Fieldwork in Primatology. Eric's PhD research focuses on the physiological response to social stressors & the fitness consequences in adult male mountain gorillas 1/3
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#VoxPrimato #conference
Le 3e colloque de la Société Africaine de Primatologie @SocietyAfrican aura lieu du 25 au 28 septembre 2024 à Potchefstroom en Afrique du Sud! Informations et inscriptions 👇🏽
Preparations are in place for APS 2024 in South Africa and we hope you'll join us. Please kindly register and submit your Abstracts here, csrs.ch/aps2024
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Excited for this paper with @UCLanthropology MSc student @helenreiderman as 1st author to be published in #AnimBehavCogn. Have a read to see how wild baboons treat objects with and without fur differently.




































