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Amanda D. Melin
joined in Jul 3, 2017Professor at Department of Anthropology and Archaeology & Alberta Children’s Hospital Research Institute University of Calgary, AB, Canada.
Melin has 1 break published.
Howler monkeys: living a life in colour helps finding better food
In terms of their ability to see colours, primates are unique compared to other mammals. Many primates have trichromatic colour vision and can see differences among red, orange, yellow, and green hues. What is particularly fascinating, however, is how much variation there is among primates... click to read more
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published on Jul 3, 2017
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