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Introduction to pioneers in primatology
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AbstractAs a relatively young discipline, primatology is lucky to still have many of its pioneering researchers active in the field. At the 2019 American Society of Primatology meeting, I convened the inaugural Pioneers in Primatology symposium to bring together a selection of these researchers to reflect on their careers, with a focus on the stories that defined their work and their thoughts on the important future directions for the field. After the symposium, Karen Strier and I decided that these pioneers' contributions merited preservation, and this special issue is our effort to do so.
Title: Introduction to pioneers in primatology
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AbstractAs a relatively young discipline, primatology is lucky to still have many of its pioneering researchers active in the field.
At the 2019 American Society of Primatology meeting, I convened the inaugural Pioneers in Primatology symposium to bring together a selection of these researchers to reflect on their careers, with a focus on the stories that defined their work and their thoughts on the important future directions for the field.
After the symposium, Karen Strier and I decided that these pioneers' contributions merited preservation, and this special issue is our effort to do so.
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Adolph Hans Schultz (1891–1976) used comparative anatomy and ontogeny to understand variation among primates. He viewed primatology, embedded in physical anthropology, through the ...