Susan Perry
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Professor Susan Perry is a faculty member at UCLA in the United States, focusing on primate behavior and social dynamics. Her recent research encompasses areas such as stress responsiveness in primates, sociality influences, and spatial association among capuchins. She has contributed to significant studies on maternal effects, vocalization rates, and cultural evolution in wildlife. Professor Perry’s work employs innovative methodologies to address ecological and demographic changes affecting primate populations.
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Alecia Carter
Lecturer
University College London
Peter Korsten
Aberystwyth University
Sabine Nöbel
Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg
Jacinta Beehner
Professor
University of Michigan
Kate Tiedeman
Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior
Anne Pusey
Duke University
Susan Healy
University of St. Andrews
Ashley Mensing
University of California, Los Angeles
Fernando Campos
Assistant Professor
University of Texas at San Antonio
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