Cayo Santiago Biological Field Station

Tenemos 3 Convocatorias abiertas para Cuidadores de Animales en la isla de Cayo Santiago, Humacao. Preferiblemente con licencia de navegacion o dispuesto a obtenerla de ser seleccionado(a) Enviar resume y solicitud de empleo a [email protected]. Encuentre la solicitud en este enlace: https://rcm1.rcm.upr.edu/empleos-en-el-rcm/
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Estamos reclutando Tecnólogos en Salud Animal (Req. Bachillerato en Tecnologia en Salud Animal) y Cuidadores de Animales en el Centro de Primates de Sabana Seca. Escribenos para más información. Fecha Limite 23 de septiembre 2023

New out this year! "The evolutionary origins of natural pedagogy: Rhesus monkeys show sustained attention following nonsocial cues versus social communicative signals" from Rosemary Bettle & Dra. Alexandra Rosati. In it, they found that unlike human infants tested using a similar set-up, rhesus monkeys do not show the same sensitivity to ostensive cues and look longer at events following nonsocial cues, as compared to social ostensive cues. Read more at the link below:

bit.ly/2021BettleRosati

New out this month! "Age and sex-associated variation in the multi-site microbiome of an entire social group of free-ranging rhesus macaques" led by Dra. Mareike C. Janiak investigated developmental differences in microbiome flora. Read more at the link below:

https://rdcu.be/chhkJ

While our Facebook has been quiet over the last year, researchers at have been very productive! Stay tuned for some exciting new from our scientists in the field.

Trees that were killed by almost 200 mph force winds continue to fall around . killed around 65% of trees on Cayo Santiago. Reforestation efforts continue. We invite you to visit Project Monkey Island to help us in our recovery efforts. https://projectmonkeyisland.org

Forbes features and the future of research post Project Monkey Island Diálogo UPR Recinto de Ciencias Médicas

The Amazing Monkey Island In Puerto Rico Where Humans Are The Ones In Cages The island of Cayo Santiago is completely inhabited and controlled by over 2,000 rhesus macaque monkeys. It is also the ultimate destination for primatologists.

Warmest wishes for a happy holiday season🐒 Felices fiestas a todos y todas y un excelente año nuevo les desea el Centro de Primates de la

"Being well-connected to favoured partners could provide fitness benefits"

Deconstructing sociality: the types of social connections that predict longevity in a group-living primate | Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences Many species use social interactions to cope with challenges in their environment and a growing number of studies show that individuals which are well-connected to their group have higher fitness t...