Karie Whitman of the Duke Lemur Center Museum of Natural History works on a fossil in the facility's lab. Photo by Stephen Schramm.
Lemur Center
November 11, 2024
Come Meet Some of Your Very Oldest Relatives Right Here in Durham, Nov. 23
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Under Greg Dye's leadership, the Duke Lemur Center has advanced its mission of education, non-invasive research and conservation of lemurs.
October 16, 2024
Greg Dye Reappointed to Second Term as Executive Director of the Duke Lemur Center
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October 9, 2024
Listen from the Lemur Center: How Changes in Lemur Populations Can Impact the Whole Forest Community
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Find gift ideas such as, from right to left, ornaments, shirts, pants, bags and a pickle ball set from sources around Duke. Submitted photos.
November 26, 2023
Charles Nunn’s Unexpected Journey to Becoming an Evolutionary Biologist
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Megaladapis, a lemur that weighed over 200 pounds, went extinct only about 500 years ago. The largest lemur species alive today, the indri, weighs just about 20 pounds.
