APY 3573 credits
APY 357: Primate Diversity
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- Description Introduction to the field of primatology and the diversity of primates alive today. Students cover topics including primate taxonomy, ecology, evolution, and conservation. The course is taught using a combination of lectures, discussions, hands-on activities, and offsite visits to the Buffalo Zoo.
- Credits
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- Department
- Anthropology
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