ANTHR 3390
Primate Behavior and Ecology with Emphasis on African Apes
The course will investigate all aspects of non-human primate life. Based on the fundamentals of evolutionary theory, group and inter-individual behaviors will be presented. In addition, an understanding of group structure and breeding systems will be reached through an evaluation of ecological constraints imposed on primates in different habitats. Subjects include: primate taxonomy, diet and foraging, predation, cooperation and competition, social ontogeny, kinship, and mating strategies.
Prerequisites & course information
ANTHR 1300 or ANTHR 2310 or equivalent.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027
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Catalogue variants
- Primate Behavior and Ecology with Emphasis on African Apes · 3.0 · Undergraduate