Dr. Pascale Sicotte
University of Calgary
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The Department of Anthropology and Archaeology admits graduate students at the Masters and doctorate level. For information about admission at the University of Calgary: Graduate Studies, Anthropology, and Archaeology
All my graduate students work at BFMS. I tend to select students who have an undergraduate degree in anthropology or in biology, and who have already some field or some research experience. As of 2018, I will limit my intake of graduate students.
Current Graduate Students
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Tianna Rissling MA student. My research is looking at the possible existence of abrupt weaning as a counter strategy to infanticide in ursine colobus monkeys. |
Former Graduate Students who worked at BFMS
- Allyson Gibson MA 2017 "Maternal and Non Maternal Infant Handling in Colobus vellerosus"
- Luke Larter MA 2017 "Influences on male-male interactions in Colobus vellerosus"
- Josie Vayro PhD 2017 “Female polyandrous mating as female counter-strategy to infanticide in Colobus vellerosus"
- Angela Crotty MA 2016 "Influences on Lactation Length and the Timing of Weaning Events in Colobus vellerosus"
- Stephanie Fox MA 2015 "Male-infant relationships in Colobus vellerosus."
- Edith Potvin-Rosselet MA 2014 " Female social relationships in Colobus vellerosus."
- Eva Wikberg PhD 2012 “Relationships, relatedness and residency patterns in female Colobus vellerosus.” Co-supervisor: Nelson Ting
- Teresa Holmes MA 2011 “Population dynamics and gene flow in a fragmented habitat: the case of Colobus vellerosus.” Co-supervisor: Nelson Ting.
- Julia Badescu MA 2011 “Effect of female kinship and relatedness on infant handling in Colobus vellerosus.”
- Lisa MacDonald MA 2011 “Infant development in Colobus vellerosus.”
- Bright Kankam PhD 2010 “Colobus population dynamics and forest change in a fragmented habitat in Central Ghana.”
- Julie Teichroeb PhD 2009 “The effect of male mating strategies on female grouping patterns in Colobus vellerosus.”
- Evelyn Tan MA 2006 “Diet and Nutrition of Colobus vellerosus.”
- Lauren Brent MA 2005 “Infant Handling in Colobus vellerosus.”
- Nicolette Porter MA 2005 “Diet, Activity Budget, and Ranging Behavior in Lowe’s Guenon (Cercopithecus campbelli lowei) in Ghana”
- Tania Saj PhD 2005 “Ecological influences on the social organization of Colobus vellerosus at Boabeng-Fiema Ghana.”
- Sarah Wong MA 2004 “Colobus vellerosus in a fragmented landscape: Population status and habitat quality.”
- Sarah Marteinson MA 2003 “Affiliation in C. vellerosus.”
- Andrew MacIntosh MA 2002 “Resource competition and inter-group encounters in C. vellerosus.”