Carol M. Berman
Professor |
Office: Spaulding Bldg 6, Room 165 Phone: (716)645-2414 ext 128 Email: cberman@buffalo.edu |
Office Hours
Tuesday 2:00 - 4:00
Research Interests
Primate behavioral ecology, social structure, social development and conflict management
Selected Publications
B. Chapais and C. M. Berman. KINSHIP AND BEHAVIOR IN PRIMATES. Oxford University Press, New York, 520 pp., 2004.
C.M. Berman. Developmental Aspects of Kin Bias. In: KINSHIP AND BEHAVIOR IN PRIMATES. Edited by B. Chapais and C.M. Berman, Oxford University Press, New York, pp. 317-346, 2004.
C.M. Berman, C.S. Ionica and J-H Li. Dominance style among Tibetan macaques (Macaca thibetana) on Mt Huangshan, China. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PRIMATOLOGY, 25(6): 1283-1312, 2004.
C.M. Berman, C.S. Ionica, M. Dorner and J-H Li. Post-conflict affiliation between former opponents in Macaca thibetana: For males only? INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PRIMATOLOGY, 27: 827-854, 2006.
C.M. Berman, J-H Li, H. Ogawa, C.S. Ionica and H. Yin. Primate tourism and infant risk among Macaca thibetana at Mt. Huangshan, China. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PRIMATOLOGY, 28:1123-1141, 2007.
C.M. Berman, C.S. Ionica and J-H Li. Male tolerance and support among male Tibetan macaques (Macaca thibetana) on Mt Huangshan, China. BEHAVIOUR, 144: 631-661, 2007.
C.M. Berman, H. Ogawa, C.S. Ionica, H. Yin and J-H Li. Variation in kin bias over time in a group of Tibetan macaques at Huangshan: contest competition, time constraints or stress response?, BEHAVIOUR, in press, 2008.
Undergraduate Courses Offered
- APY 246 | Introduction to Primate Behavior
- APY 344 | Animal Communication
- APY 410 | Senior Seminar
- APY 443 | Advanced Physical Anthropology (Zoo Projects)
Graduate Courses Offered
- APY 518 | Primate Social Behavior
- APY 544 | Animal Communication
- APY 547 | Ethology Practicum (Zoo Projects)
- APY 550 | Evolution Colloquium