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Assistants
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Ongoing
projects are listed here:
- Ecology and evolution of tropical trees
(Kyle Dexter, Duke University)
- Behavioral
Genetics of Color Vision in a Wild Neotropical Monkey (Callicebus
brunneus)
(John Bunce, Davis University)
- Dynamics,
forest growth, seeds dispersion and light measurement at Manu National
Park and Manu Biosphere Reserve (John Terborgh, Duke University)
- Giant
Otter (Pternonura brasiliensis) Feeding Ecology (Lisa Davenport,
University of North Carolina--Chapel Hill)
- Mating
strategies and territoriality of male spider monkeys (Ateles belzebuth
chamek) in Manu National Park, Peru (Nicole Gibson, Yale University)
- Role
played by herbivorous vertebrates, insects and pathogens in the spacing
dynamics and the maintenance of tree species diversity in tropical rainforests
(Varun
Swamy, Duke University)
- Forest
Regeneration After Bamboo Dieback in Southeastern Peru, (Regina
Peon Diaz Barriga, Duke University)
- Interactions
of peccaries and tapirs on plants, including seed predation, dispersal,
and the impact of tramping (Harald Beck, Duke University)
- Seedling
Recruitment and Diversity in a Tropical Rainforest (C. E. Timothy
Paine, Lousiana State University)
- Species
Diversity and Ecological Function
(Trond H. Larsen, Princeton University)
- Vegetation
structure, foraging efficiency, food availability and relative habitat
area influence bird distributions in the Amazon (Daniel Lebbin,
Cornnell University)
Past Projects
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