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HIV Resistance Promoted by Repeated Semen Exposure

What Monkeys and ‘Dognition’ Can Teach Us About the Human Brain

Monkeys do not start to resemble their parents before puberty

Monkeys seem to prefer each other's company after a scary experience

Short birth intervals associated with higher offspring mortality in primates

What Puerto Rico's Monkeys Post-Maria Teach Us About Survival

Rescuing Puerto Rico's Monkey Island

Primal Fear: Can Monkeys Help Unlock the Secrets of Trauma?

Rebuilding Cayo Santiago

Infección del zika podría protegerte del dengue

The Treasures of Monkey Island

Researchers Rally to Save Monkeys on Hurricane-ravaged Island

Island Ravaged by Maria Could Hold Mysteries of Human Mind

La Ciencia no se Rinde en Cayo Santiago

Looking Stressed Can Help Keep the Peace

On Monkey Island, Some Animals Carry Autism-linked Mutation

Monkey Colonies Model Subtleties of Individual Behaviorleip

Rhesus Monkeys in Puerto Rico Remain Vital to Research

Puerto Rico, Centro Principal de Investigacion del Monos Rhesus

Body Odor Sets Female Rhesus Monkeys Apart

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