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Ethnoprimatology
study of monkey's and apes w/ cultural anthropology
Longitudinal
a study stretching over many generations of an organism
Experimental
Change an aspect of the environment to observe result
Observational
watch and record without interferance
comparative
compare species
qualitative
describing behaviors with words
quantitative
counting behaviors with numbers
Important social behaviors(4)
Grooming-stimulates endorphins and reinforces hierarchy
Scent Marking-can tell rank, age and reproductive cycles
Facial expressions-Yawning can display canine teeth to show toughness, while presentation of hindquarters allows for checking out of scents
Where are primates found
Africa
South Asia
Central and South America
Zoo research-benefits and detractors (3/4)
+-they can't run or attack and it is convenient to study them
--regular appearance of humans, feeding times mean no subsistence behaviors, inactivity and abnormal behaviors also result
Lab research positives and negatives (1/2)
+-inexpensive
--confinement, shares many of zoo's problems
Types of Locomotion(6)
1. Arboreal Quadrupedalism
2. Terrestrial Quadrupedalism
3. Vertical Clinging and Leaping
4. Semi-brachiation
5. Brachiation
6. Terrestrial Bipedalism
Sexual Dimorphism
Males and females are different size, indicative of polygyny
Polygyny
1 male, many partners
Prosimian Characteristics (11)
1) Stereoscopic vision with eyes on side of head like a dogs
2)Post Orbital Bar
3) Partially prehensile hands and feet
4) Long snout w/ wet nose
5) Tactile Whiskers
6) Tend to have large mobile ears
7) Toilet Claw
8) Scent marking used more frequently
9) More often nocturnal
10) dental comb
11) many in madagascar
Tarsier Characteristics
1) Arboreal quadruped
2) Large eyes, huge mobile ears
3) Scent marking
4) Dry nose
5) lacks a dental comb
6) Bony eye socket
7) Carnivore
8) 2 toilet claws
9) Lost lower incisors
10) Lower leg bones are fused
11) can turn head almost 360 degrees
E.B. Tyler
cultures as survivals
scale of civilization
Got away from racial explanations of cultural differences
Lewis Henry Morgan
kinship
1st global study
Ancient society: savagery(pottery), barbarism, (metalworking) civilization (writing)
Leslie White
cultural determinism
culture in extrasomatic
3 subsystems: tech, soc, idea
Energy x Technology--->Culture
Julian Steward
Cultural Ecology
Multilinear Evolution
Worked w/ Shoshone coined term band
E.O. Wilson
sociobiiology-behavior is tied into genetic code
Alexander
Darwinian anthropology: cultural success means reproductive success