| Lead Presenter |
Title |
Susan Alberts
|
Not just
mother
love: Paternity and paternal kinship
in wild baboons
|
| Mike Bruford |
Process-based
conservation genetics in threatened
primate populations: Approaches and applications |
| Anthony Di Fiore |
Population
structure, dispersal, and mating systems in ateline primates |
Todd Disotell
|
Molecular
systematics of the primates: What we’ve learned,
where
we need to go |
| Pascal Gagneux |
Primate
sperm surface molecules - outrunning the competition and sweet-talking
the female |
| Morris Goodman |
A
short history about the twin fields of primate molecular phylogenetics
and
primate genomics |
| Joe Hacia |
Comparative
genomics of humans and African great apes |
| Cliff Jolly |
Not just markers:
Diverse implications of molecular
data
from wild primate populations |
| Peter Kappeler |
The
molecular
ecology of lemur societies |
| Shoji Kawamura |
Adaptive
significance of color vision polymorphism in social groups of wild New
World monkeys |
| Leslie Knapp |
Mixed
signals?
The role of MHC genes in disease resistance, kin recognition and mate
attraction
|
| Don Melnick |
The day
before
yesterday: Genetic analysis as a guide
to
preserving evolutionary diversity and restoring population processes
|
| Nelly Ménard |
Social
organization and the distribution of relatedness in wild primate groups
and
populations |
| Nick Mundy |
Adaptive
evolutionary genetics of primates: Applications of a candidate gene
approach |
| Tim Newman |
Functional
candidate gene
studies and the evolution of behavior in primates: Lessons from the
MAOA gene |
| Jeff Rogers |
Genetic analyses of social
behavior in captive
baboons (Papio hamadryas)
|
| Oliver Ryder |
Primate
conservation genomics |
| Steve Suomi |
Gene-X-Environment
interactions and biobehavioral
development in rhesus monkeys and other macaques |
| Linda Vigilant |
Y-chromosome
variation, dispersal, and reproductive skew in bonobos and chimpanzees |
| Derek Wildman |
Placentas
and parturition: Adaptive molecular evolution and primate reproduction |
| David Woodruff |
Defining
conservation units in the hominoids – using DNA to discern species,
subspecies,
and other evolutionarily significant units |
