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Susan Perry

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University of California, Los Angeles

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Susan Perry is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at University of California, Los Angeles.

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primatology animal behavior primate behavior evolutionary biology biological anthropology behavioral sciences anthropology cebus capucinus animal science avian biology breeding behavior mammalogy mammalian biology wild white-faced capuchins behavioral ecology animal cognition biology social behavior entomology ornithology evolutionary anthropology hematology white-faced capuchin monkeys wildlife cultural anthropology human behavior morphology (biology) animal ecology evolutionary ecology livestock science physical anthropology ethology sociobiology folklore studies folklore tradition foraging animal behaviour hemostasis animal studies comparative psychology lifespan development sexual selection white-faced capuchins lomas barbudal laboratory medicine wildlife ecology reproductive success human-wildlife relationships animal breeding costa rica manipulative monkeys snake-directed antipredator behavior collective behavior coalition formation animal welfare animal management interspecific behavioral interaction philosophy of biology heme homeostasis laboratory hematology disease physiology biogerontology clinical medicine manipulation (psychology) bioacoustics biological psychology movement ecology cognitive psychology mammalian societies pertinent variables cross-site differences coati meat kin-biased social behaviour complete capuchin vocal repertoire acoustic structure interpersonal communication social skills psychology social cognition social learning theory cognitive science primate social cognition

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A New Approach to Geostatistical Synthesis of Historical Records Reveals Capuchin Spatial Responses to Climate and Demographic Change. Ecology Letters (2024)

Odd T. JacobsonBrendan J. BarrettSusan E. PerryGenevieve E. FinertyKate M. TiedemanMargaret C. Crofoot

climate changespatial responsesgeostatistical synthesisecology

Mother of All Bonds: Influences on Spatial Association Across the Lifespan in Capuchins. Developmental Science (2024)

Irene GodoyPeter KorstenSusan E. Perry

developmental scienceageingdevelopmental psychologydevelopmental biologyintergenerational relations

The Evolution of Between-Sex Bonds in Primates. Evolution and Human Behavior (2024)

Elisabeth H.M. SterckCatherine CrockfordJulia FischerJorg J.M. MassenBarbara TiddiSusan PerryCédric SueurOliver SchülkeJulia Ostner

animal behaviorhuman behaviorsocial behaviorcoevolutionsex differencesanthropologybiological anthropologysociobiologyprimate behaviorbetween-sex bondsevolutionary anthropologysexual selectionevolutionary biologyprimatologybehavioral ecologysexual behaviorhuman biologybiological evolutionbehavioral sciences

Reproductive Inequality in Humans and Other Mammals. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Cody T. RossPaul L. HooperJennifer E. SmithAdrian V. JaeggiEric Alden SmithSergey GavriletsFatema tuz ZohoraJohn ZikerDimitris XygalatasEmily E. WroblewskiBrian WoodBruce WinterhalderKai P. WillführAiyana K. WillardKara WalkerChristopher von RuedenEckart VolandClaudia ValeggiaBapu VaitlaSamuel UrlacherMary TownerChun-Yi SumLawrence S. SugiyamaKaren B. StrierKathrine StarkweatherDaniel Major-SmithMary ShenkRebecca SearEdmond SeabrightRyan SchachtBrooke ScelzaShane ScaggsJonathan SalernoCaissa Revilla-MinayaDaniel RedheadAnne PuseyBenjamin Grant PurzyckiEleanor A. PowerAnne PisorJenni PettaySusan PerryAbigail E. PageLuis Pacheco-CobosKathryn OthsSeung-Yun OhDavid NolinDaniel NettleCristina MoyaAndrea Bamberg MiglianoKarl J. MertensRita A. McNamaraRichard McElreathSiobhan MattisonEric MassengillFrank MarloweFelicia MadimenosShane MacfarlanVirpi LummaaRoberto LizarraldeRuizhe LiuMelissa A. LiebertSheina Lew-LevyPaul LeslieJoseph LanningKaren KramerJeremy KosterHillard S. KaplanBayarsaikhan JamsranjavA. Magdalena HurtadoKim HillBarry HewlettSamuli HelleThomas HeadlandJanet HeadlandMichael GurvenGianluca GrimaldaRussell GreavesChristopher D. GoldenIrene GodoyMhairi GibsonClaire El MoudenMark DyblePatricia DraperSean DowneyAngelina L. DeMarcoHelen Elizabeth DavisStefani CrabtreeCarmen CortezHeidi ColleranEmma CohenGregory ClarkJulia ClarkMark A. CaudellChelsea E. CarminitoJohn BunceAdam BoyetteSamuel BowlesTami BlumenfieldBret BeheimStephen Beckerman

animal behaviorreproductive successlower reproductive skewreproductive biologyethologyevolutionary biologyhuman biologygender studiesfertilityevolutionary anthropologysex rolessexual selectionsociobiologyhuman evolutionmating psychologybreeding behaviorreproductive skewreproductive inequality

The Importance of Representative Sampling for Home Range Estimation in Field Primatology. International Journal of Primatology (2023)

Odd T. JacobsonMargaret C. CrofootSusan PerryKosmas HenchBrendan J. BarrettGenevieve Finerty

primatologystatisticssamplingfield primatologyhome range estimationrepresentative sampling

Genetic, Maternal, and Environmental Influences on Sociality in a Pedigreed Primate Population. Heredity (2022)

Irene GodoyPeter KorstenSusan E. Perry

geneticspopulation geneticsanthropologyprimatologyevolutionary geneticsprimate behaviorenvironmental influenceshereditybiological anthropologydevelopmental geneticsbehavioural geneticsgenetic epidemiologyepigeneticspedigreed primate populationevolutionary biologymammalian biologygenetic predispositionmammalogy

Social Integration Predicts Survival in Female White-Faced Capuchin Monkeys. Behavioral Ecology (2022)

Kotrina KajokaiteAndrew WhalenJeremy KosterSusan Perry

animal behaviorprimatologybehavioral ecologyprimate behaviorcomparative psychologysocial behaviorsocial sciencesevolutionary biologybehavioral sciences

The Development of Sex Differences in Play in Wild White‐Faced Capuchins ( Cebus Capucinus ). American Journal of Primatology (2022)

Sasha L. WinklerSusan E. Perry

animal behavioranthropologyornithologyavian biologyprimatologybreeding behaviorprimate behaviorwild white-faced capuchinsbiological anthropologydevelopmental biologyevolutionary biologymammalian biologyanimal science

Using an On-Site Laboratory for Fecal Steroid Analysis in Wild White-Faced Capuchins. General and Comparative Endocrinology (2022)

Jacinta C. BeehnerJosé AlfaroCloe AllenMarcela E. BenítezThore J. BergmanMargaret S. BuehlerSofia C. CarreraEmily M. ChesterTobias DeschnerAlexander FuentesColleen M. GaultIrene GodoyKatharine M. JackJustin D. KimLev KolinskiNelle K. KulickTeera LoschJuan Carlos OrdoñezSusan E. PerryFernando PintoOlivia T. ReillyElizabeth Tinsley JohnsonMichael D. Wasserman

avian biologyfecal steroid analysiswild white-faced capuchinsendocrinologylivestock scienceon-site laboratorycomparative endocrinologymammalian biologyanimal sciencephysiology

What Makes Inventions Become Traditions?. Annual Review of Anthropology (2022)

Susan E. PerryAlecia CarterJacob G. FosterSabine NöbelMarco Smolla

cultural anthropologyanthropologyfolklore traditionfolklore studiescultural historysociologysociocultural anthropologysocial changeanthropological theorytechnological changecultureethnographycultural change

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Susan Perry

Professor

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

Anthropology

Susan Perry is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Experiences

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University of California, Los Angeles

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A New Approach to Geostatistical Synthesis of Historical Records Reveals Capuchin Spatial Responses to Climate and Demographic Change. Ecology Letters (2024)

Odd T. JacobsonBrendan J. BarrettSusan E. PerryGenevieve E. FinertyKate M. TiedemanMargaret C. Crofoot

climate changespatial responsesgeostatistical synthesisecology

Mother of All Bonds: Influences on Spatial Association Across the Lifespan in Capuchins. Developmental Science (2024)

Irene GodoyPeter KorstenSusan E. Perry

developmental scienceageingdevelopmental psychologydevelopmental biologyintergenerational relations

The Evolution of Between-Sex Bonds in Primates. Evolution and Human Behavior (2024)

Elisabeth H.M. SterckCatherine CrockfordJulia FischerJorg J.M. MassenBarbara TiddiSusan PerryCédric SueurOliver SchülkeJulia Ostner

Reproductive Inequality in Humans and Other Mammals. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

The Importance of Representative Sampling for Home Range Estimation in Field Primatology. International Journal of Primatology (2023)

Odd T. JacobsonMargaret C. CrofootSusan PerryKosmas HenchBrendan J. BarrettGenevieve Finerty

primatologystatisticssamplingfield primatologyhome range estimationrepresentative sampling

Genetic, Maternal, and Environmental Influences on Sociality in a Pedigreed Primate Population. Heredity (2022)

Irene GodoyPeter KorstenSusan E. Perry

Social Integration Predicts Survival in Female White-Faced Capuchin Monkeys. Behavioral Ecology (2022)

Kotrina KajokaiteAndrew WhalenJeremy KosterSusan Perry

animal behaviorprimatologybehavioral ecologyprimate behaviorcomparative psychologysocial behaviorsocial sciencesevolutionary biologybehavioral sciences

The Development of Sex Differences in Play in Wild White‐Faced Capuchins ( Cebus Capucinus ). American Journal of Primatology (2022)

Sasha L. WinklerSusan E. Perry

Using an On-Site Laboratory for Fecal Steroid Analysis in Wild White-Faced Capuchins. General and Comparative Endocrinology (2022)

avian biologyfecal steroid analysiswild white-faced capuchinsendocrinologylivestock scienceon-site laboratorycomparative endocrinologymammalian biologyanimal sciencephysiology

What Makes Inventions Become Traditions?. Annual Review of Anthropology (2022)

Susan E. PerryAlecia CarterJacob G. FosterSabine NöbelMarco Smolla

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