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Dawn Burnham
 

Position: Personal Assistant to Prof. David Macdonald

Background
I have recently joined WildCRU as Professor Macdonald’s personal assistant. In 2004 I obtained my PhD from Manchester Metropolitan University on the behavioural ecology of male patas monkeys in Kenya. Previously I worked in Zambia on blue monkeys contributing to a wildlife management plan for Kasanka National Park. My Masters degree was on the social organisation of long-tailed macaques on the island of Sumba, Indonesia. Throughout, my interests have focused on the interplay between social organisation and ecological experience in primate species which form sub groups.

 

 

wildsec@zoo.ox.ac.uk

Recent Publications

Riordan, P. and Burnham, D. 1994.The Ecology & Management of Kasanka National Park, Zambia. The British Council, Manchester, UK.

Sullivan, M.S., Burnham, D., Stevenswood, B. and Sheldon, B. 1995. Sequential assessment and decision-making in humans. Behaviour. 132. 571-589.