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April 12th 2020

The PrimateCast #58: Talking EcoHealth and unexpected chimpanzees with Dr. Anne Laudisoit

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February 14th 2020

The PrimateCast #57: Saving the golden lion tamarin with Dr. Valeria Romano

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September 19th 2017

The PrimateCast #56: Talking applied wildlife veterinary medicine at IPS 2016 with Dr. Chris Whittier

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August 31st 2017

The PrimateCast #55: Talking wildlife disease at IPS 2016 with Dr. Fabian Leendertz

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May 15th 2017

The PrimateCast #54: Talking Comparative Evolution, Infectious Disease and ... Sleep with Dr. Charlie Nunn

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May 13th 2017

The PrimateCast #53: Talking Primate Behavioral Ecology with Dr. Karen Strier

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February 2nd 2017

The PrimateCast #52: Conservation Voices from South Africa – Canned lion hunting with Dr. Andrew Venter

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October 16th 2016

The PrimateCast #51: Conservation Voices from Tokyo – Talking Ivory with Airi Yamawaki

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October 10th 2016

The PrimateCast #50: Houseboat Amazon with Dr. Laura Marsh

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October 6th 2016

The PrimateCast #49: Conservation Voices from Hawaii - IUCN World Conservation Congress 2016

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October 4th 2016

The PrimateCast #48: Voices from Chicago - a look back at IPS/ASP 2016

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August 30th 2016

The PrimateCast #47: Talking Cold-blooded Cognition and Conservation with Dr. Anna Wilkinson

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A new study published in the journal PLoS ONE has shown that infection by parasitic nematodes may be facilitated by social contact between primate group members ( click here for the original article ).

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