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Modeling variation in the growth of wild and captive juvenile vervet monkeys in relation to diet and resource availability.

Jonathan D Jarrett | Tyler Bonnell | Matthew J Jorgensen | Christopher A Schmitt | Christopher Young | Marcus Dostie | Louise Barrett | Stephanus Peter Henzi
American journal of physical anthropology | 2020

To compare longitudinal weight gain in captive and wild juvenile vervet monkeys and conduct an empirical assessment of different mechanistic growth models.

Pubmed ID: 31675103

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Associated grants

  • Agency: NIH HHS, United States
    Id: P40 OD010965
  • Agency: NCATS NIH HHS, United States
    Id: UL1 TR001420
  • Agency: National Research Foundation, South Africa, International

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Wake Forest Vervet Research Colony (tool)

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THIS RESOURCE IS NO LONGER IN SERVICE. Documented on January 30, 2023.NIH funded national research resource to provide biomedical research community with access to US born, known age, pedigreed, genomically sequenced, pathogen free Caribbean origin vervet monkeys also known as African green monkeys. Provides access to animals, extensive multisystem clinical phenotyping, sample and data repositories, expertise in use of nonhuman primate models for translational studies, serves as platform for training veterinarians and other professionals in biomedical research, husbandry, clinical care, and the colony behavioral management.

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