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Grantee Status: PhD holder

Kevin Langergraber

Institution: Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology Project Title: Do male chimpanzees gain females by expanding their territory through lethal inter-group aggression? A genetic monitoring study at Ngogo, Kibale National Park, Uganda Fund: Research Grants Date approved: 12/7/13  

Fredrick Manthi

Institution: University of Utah Project Title: Investigations of the Todenyang and Loruth Kaado sites, north-western Kenya Fund: Research Grants Date approved: 12/7/13  

Laurent Marivaux

Institution: Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique Project Title: In search of early platyrrhine primates from Peruvian Amazonia Fund: Research Grants Date approved: 12/7/13  

Alicia Melis

Institution: Warwick University Project Title: The cognitive underpinnings of chimpanzee collaboration Fund: Research Grants Date approved: 12/7/13  

Charles Menzel

Institution: Georgia State University Research Foundation, Inc. Project Title: Studies of chimpanzee spatio-temporal cognition and foraging Fund: Research Grants Date approved: 12/7/13  

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