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I used to work at the San Diego Zoo and Wild Animal Park for the research unit called CRES (The Center for Research on Endangered Species) in the 1980s. I was involved in behavioral research on mother-infant dyads, both as an intern and later as an employee. In particular, I conducted behavioral studies involving Lion-tailed Macaques, an endangered Old World monkey endemic to the Western Ghats of South India. The research aimed to determine why low-ranking females did not reproduce as well as the higher-ranking females.
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