Colin Chapman, McGill University
Anthropology
Professor
Montreal, Quebec
Colin.Chapman@McGill.ca
Office:
(514) 398-1242
Bio/Research
RESEARCH INVOLVES
Exploring how nutrition and parasitism operate synergistically to influence primate population size.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
The research, by understanding and predicting factors that determine primate abundance, is providing the guiding principles necessa...
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Exploring how nutrition and parasitism operate synergistically to influence primate population size.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
The research, by understanding and predicting factors that determine primate abundance, is providing the guiding principles necessa...
Click to Expand >>
Bio/Research
RESEARCH INVOLVES
Exploring how nutrition and parasitism operate synergistically to influence primate population size.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
The research, by understanding and predicting factors that determine primate abundance, is providing the guiding principles necessary for primate conservation.
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Exploring how nutrition and parasitism operate synergistically to influence primate population size.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
The research, by understanding and predicting factors that determine primate abundance, is providing the guiding principles necessary for primate conservation.
Click to Shrink <<