Anne Yoder Stepping Down at Duke Lemur Center Twelve-year tenure marked by investment and renewal Anne D. Yoder, whose path in science was forever altered by a visit to the...
A Lemur Miracle: Baby Born Following Rare C-Section Ranomasina joins the Lemur Center population of endangered blue-eyed black lemurs
Gregg Gunnell, Fossil Hunter, Dies at 63 Gunnell published more than 120 scholarly papers on early primates, bats and other animals DURHAM, N.C. -- Gregg Gunnell, 63, a Duke University paleontologist who oversaw a collection of...
Rare Aye-Aye Born at Duke Lemur Center Baby Agatha is the first newborn aye-aye at Duke in six years DURHAM, N.C. -- The Duke Lemur Center recently welcomed another newborn -- a rare baby aye-aye...
Duke Receives Two Critically Endangered Lemurs From Madagascar First lemurs imported to U.S. from Madagascar in more than two decades DURHAM, N.C. -- After three years of planning and 60 hours of travel, a new pair of lemurs have...
