SUMMER 2004

NYU graduate student Luke Matthews will be visiting Proyecto Primates to begin work on his thesis. He will be styding cultural transmission in capuchins. Delanie Hurst will begin a year of volunteering for the comparative monogamy project, taking over from Dylan Schwindt. Finally, many researchers will be presenting papers at the International Primatological Society that takes place in Torino, Italy this August.

IPS Abstracts

FLEXIBILITY IN SOCIAL ORGANIZATION IN ATELIN PRIMATES
Di Fiore, A. and Strier, K.B.

ROUTE-BASED TRAVEL AND SHARED ROUTES IN SYMPATRIC SPIDER AND WOOLLY MONKEYS
Di Fiore, A. and Suarez, S.A.

SEX DIFFERENCES IN BEHAVIOR IN SYMPATRIC SPIDER AND WOOLLY MONKEYS
Link, A., Spehar, S.N., and Di Fiore, A.

COMPARATIVE SOCIOECOLOGY OF MONOGAMOUS PRIMATES IN THE AMAZON AND GRAN CHACO
Schwindt, D.M., Carrillo, G.A., Bravo, J.J., Di Fiore, A., and Fernandez-Duque, E.