Exploring the epidemiology of parasitic infections affecting non-human primates with potential for improving welfare and conservation strategies (RM p
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The opportunity to study of parasitic infections in exotic non-human primates is often limited to the study of wild populations or involves the use of specialised research facilities. However, a third option is also available, and that is the study of animals kept at menageries (zoos/safari parks).
This project will work collaboratively with a…
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