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Amy M. Scott

Boston University

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College of Arts & Sciences

Anthropology

NoneAmy M. Scott is currently serving as a Anthropology faculty at Boston University.

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Boston University

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avian biology evolutionary biology ecology wildlife primatology primate behavior human-wildlife relationships environmental science conservation biology child development entomology population biology biological anthropology ornithology animal behavior animal ecology breeding behavior bornean orangutans pediatrics population genetics scientific communication biological conservation evolutionary anthropology behavioral ecology mammalogy plo biology mammalian biology reproductive biology physical anthropology scientific data animal science natural selection reproductive success animal reproduction reproducible research critical landscape mother-offspring counterstrategies mother-offspring proximity maintenance infanticide avoidance strategy non-invasive wildlife habitat health assessment laboratory analysis mother-offspring interactions wild orangutans infanticide risk forced copulation social behavior human evolution animal behaviour anthropology human ecology

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Flanged Males Have Higher Reproductive Success in a Completely Wild Orangutan Population. PLoS ONE (2024)

AM ScottGL BanesW SetiadiJR SaragihTW SusantoT Mitra Setia...

reproductive successavian biologymammalogyplo biologymammalian biologyanimal reproductionentomologypopulation biologyreproductive biologyevolutionary biology

Mother‐Offspring Proximity Maintenance as an Infanticide Avoidance Strategy in Bornean Orangutans ( Pongo Pygmaeus Wurmbii ). American Journal of Primatology (2023)

Amy M. ScottTri Wayhu SusantoTatang Mitra SetiaCheryl D. Knott

primatologymother-offspring proximity maintenancenatural selectioninfanticide avoidance strategyentomologypopulation biologyanthropologyevolutionary anthropologybiological anthropologychild developmentavian biologybehavioral ecologyhuman-wildlife relationshipsdevelopmental biologyornithologyanimal behaviorgeneticsprimate behaviorbreeding behaviorbornean orangutanspopulation genetics

Field and Laboratory Analysis for Non-Invasive Wildlife and Habitat Health Assessment and Conservation. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

CD KnottAM ScottC O’ConnellTW SusantoEE Kane

wildlifenon-invasive wildlifeenvironmental sciencehabitat health assessmentconservation biologyanimal ecologyevolutionary biologylaboratory analysis

Prevalence of Forced Copulation in Orangutans. Springer eBooks (2021)

Amy M Scott

biologyforced copulation

The Gunung Palung Orangutan Project: Twenty-Five Years at the Intersection of Research and Conservation in a Critical Landscape in Indonesia. Biological Conservation (2021)

CD KnottEE KaneM AchmadEJ BarrowML BastianJ Beck...

biological conservationcritical landscapeenvironmental scienceconservation biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Are Male Orangutans a Threat to Infants? Evidence of Mother–Offspring Counterstrategies to Infanticide in Bornean Orangutans (Pongo Pygmaeus Wurmbii). International Journal of Primatology (2019)

AM ScottCD KnottTW Susanto

primatologychild developmentprimate behaviormother-offspring counterstrategiesbornean orangutanspediatricsbehavioral sciences

Are Male Orangutans a Threat to Infants? Mother-Offspring Interactions With Males in Wild Pongo Pygmaeus Wurmbii. The 86th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, New Orleans

AM ScottCD Knott

animal behaviorphysical anthropologybiological anthropologywildlifeavian biologyprimatologyhuman-wildlife relationshipsmother-offspring interactionsprimate behaviorbreeding behavioranthropologydevelopmental biologyecologyornithology

Possible Male Infanticide in Wild Orangutans and a Re-Evaluation of Infanticide Risk. Scientific Reports

CD KnottAM ScottCA O’ConnellKS ScottTG LamanRiyandi...

wild orangutanswildlifeavian biologyreproducible researchscientific communicationhuman-wildlife relationshipssocial sciencesanimal ecologyscientific dataanimal scienceinfanticide riskecologyhealth sciences

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Amy M. Scott

Boston University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Anthropology

NoneAmy M. Scott is currently serving as a Anthropology faculty at Boston University.

Honors

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Amy M. Scott

Boston University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Flanged Males Have Higher Reproductive Success in a Completely Wild Orangutan Population. PLoS ONE (2024)

AM ScottGL BanesW SetiadiJR SaragihTW SusantoT Mitra Setia...

reproductive successavian biologymammalogyplo biologymammalian biologyanimal reproductionentomologypopulation biologyreproductive biologyevolutionary biology

Mother‐Offspring Proximity Maintenance as an Infanticide Avoidance Strategy in Bornean Orangutans ( Pongo Pygmaeus Wurmbii ). American Journal of Primatology (2023)

Amy M. ScottTri Wayhu SusantoTatang Mitra SetiaCheryl D. Knott

Field and Laboratory Analysis for Non-Invasive Wildlife and Habitat Health Assessment and Conservation. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

CD KnottAM ScottC O’ConnellTW SusantoEE Kane

wildlifenon-invasive wildlifeenvironmental sciencehabitat health assessmentconservation biologyanimal ecologyevolutionary biologylaboratory analysis

Prevalence of Forced Copulation in Orangutans. Springer eBooks (2021)

Amy M Scott

biologyforced copulation

The Gunung Palung Orangutan Project: Twenty-Five Years at the Intersection of Research and Conservation in a Critical Landscape in Indonesia. Biological Conservation (2021)

CD KnottEE KaneM AchmadEJ BarrowML BastianJ Beck...

biological conservationcritical landscapeenvironmental scienceconservation biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Are Male Orangutans a Threat to Infants? Evidence of Mother–Offspring Counterstrategies to Infanticide in Bornean Orangutans (Pongo Pygmaeus Wurmbii). International Journal of Primatology (2019)

AM ScottCD KnottTW Susanto

primatologychild developmentprimate behaviormother-offspring counterstrategiesbornean orangutanspediatricsbehavioral sciences

AM ScottCD Knott

Possible Male Infanticide in Wild Orangutans and a Re-Evaluation of Infanticide Risk. Scientific Reports

CD KnottAM ScottCA O’ConnellKS ScottTG LamanRiyandi...

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