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Nov 5, 2019 Interview with Chris and Cara of Sausage of Science

Date: November 5, 2019Author: Anthropology365 0 Comments

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I'm Adam Johnson--anthropologist--obviously. I'm currently a lecturer at UNC-Charlotte. My work primarily engages with primate resiliency in the face of anthropogenic factors such as climate change and human encroachment. My latest study looked at whether introduced rhesus macaques in Central Florida modified their social patterns given their food resources were no longer clumped and defensible and instead are distributed through the floodplain. I am also interested in biocultural constructions of race, history and anthropology of science, social integration, power and hegemony, and anthropology of disability. https://twitter.com/Anthropology365 View all posts by Anthropology365

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