I have a general interest in primate behavioral ecology and cultural evolution, with my research primarily focusing on the social learning processes involved in the acquisition and spread of tool-use behaviors in wild chimpanzees. I am a member of the Living Primate Lab at Washington University in St. Louis and the Goualougo Triangle Ape Project under the advisory of Prof. Crickette Sanz and Dr. David Morgan.
Julien Di Giovanni
Graduate Student in Biological Anthropology
M.Sc., Evolutionary and Behavioral Ecology, University of Exeter, United Kingdom
B.Sc., Life Sciences, University of Tours, France
B.Sc., Life Sciences, University of Tours, France
contact info:
- Email: digiovanni@wustl.edu
- Office: McMillan Hall 309
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