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Patrícia Izar.

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¹Instituto de Psicologia, Universidade de São Paulo (USP), São Paulo, Brasil.

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This interview features Patrícia Izar, a researcher studying primate behavior and cognition. Her work focuses on New World monkeys, exploring their adaptability and cognitive abilities.

Area of Science:

Primate Ethology
Behavioral Ecology
Cognitive Science

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Patrícia Izar's research at the University of São Paulo focuses on Platyrrhine primates.
Her work investigates key aspects of primate behavior, including behavioral ecology, plasticity, and cognition.

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