Yale University
Yale anthropologist Eduardo Fernandez-Duque conducts research that bridges the fields of evolutionary anthropology, psychology, and primatology - and his summer reading includes examinations of modern manhood that shed light on his own studies of primate families.
Fernandez-Duque is a professor of anthropology in Yale's Faculty of Arts and Sciences, with a secondary appointment at the Yale School of the Environment. He founded the Owl Monkey Project, a multi-disciplinary research site in the Argentinian Chaco.
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