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The Leakey
Foundation has supported Erin Vogel's research on
aggression in capuchin monkeys (2000-2002) and geographic
variation in orangutan diet selection (2005-2006),
as well as Vogel and Dominy's research on New World
monkey color vision. The Leakey Foundation is also funding a new project of ours titled “Linking Feeding Ecology and Craniodental Morphology in Wild Orangutans: A Quantitative Approach” (2007-2009). |
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The National Science
Foundation through the Physical Anthropology Program,
Division of Behavioral and Cognitive Sciences, supported
my research on capuchin monkeys from 2001-2003 [BSC-0120250]
and currently supports our work on geographic variation
in orangutan diet selection [BSC-0643122]. This
funding also supports Indonesian students from the
Universidad Nasional Jakarta. |
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The Organization for Tropical Studies
(OTS) supported the field component of my research
on food competition in capuchin monkeys (1999-2001). |
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The Denver Zoological Society supports
my research in Central Kalimantan and has aided in
the contruction of a new field site run by Meredith
Bastian in Central Kalimantan (2005). |
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The U.S. Department of Education
program for Graduate Aid in Areas of National Need
supported my research on the ecological basis of food
related aggression in capuchin monkeys (1999-2000).
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The Wenner-Gren Foundation
supports research conducted by Nathanial Dominy on
the physical properties of hominid foods (2006-2007). |
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LIPI (Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia;
(Indonesian Institute of Sciences) has actively sponsored
and facilitated our research on orangutan foraging
behavior in Central Kalimantan. |
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The Universidad Nasional-Jakarta
is our counterpart institution for all of our work
in Indonesia. We collaborate with Dr. Suci Utami Atmoko
and Drs. Tatang Mitra-Setia. |
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The Department of
Ecology and Evolution at Stony Brook University supported
my disseration research on capuchin monkeys through
two grants: The Slobodkin Research Award (1999) and
the Sokal Travel Award (1999). |
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The University of California -Santa
Cruz supports our project through research funding
and salary funding to ERV. |
The
A.H. Schultz Foundation |
The A.H. Schultz
Foundation in collaboration with Dr. Prof. Carel P.
van Schaik (Anthropological Institute, University
of Zurich) has supported my research in Central Kalimantan
from 2005-2006. The Schultz Foundation currently supports
many aspects of our collaborative research. |
