Krista
Fish, Ph.D. Candidate
Academic
Address
Department of Anthropology
Hale Science Building Campus Box 233
University of Colorado
Boulder, CO. 80309
e-mail: Krista.Fish Colorado.edu
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Education
- Ph.D. Candidate University
of Colorado-Boulder - Anthropology
- M. A. 2000 University of Colorado-Boulder
- Anthropology
- B. A. 1997 The Colorado College
- Anthropology
Teaching Experience
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2006-2007
Instructor. The Colorado College Department of Anthropology, Colorado
Springs, CO.
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2006 Instructor.
Institute for Tropical Ecology and Conservation in Bocas del Toro,
Panama.
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2005-2006
Instructor. University of Colorado Department of Anthropology, Boulder,
CO.
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2004-2005
Teaching Assistant. University of Colorado Department of Anthropology,
Boulder, CO.
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2003 Instructor.
University of Colorado Department of Anthropology, Boulder, CO.
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2001-2003
Teaching Assistant. University of Colorado, Department of Anthropology,
Boulder, CO.
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2002 Teaching
Assistant. Institute for Tropical Ecology and Conservation in Bocas
del Toro,
Panama.
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2000 Teaching
Assistant. Institute for Tropical Ecology and Conservation, Bocas
del Toro,
Panama.
Courses Taught
Primate Behavior (ANTH 3000),
Teaching Anthropology (ANTH 4910), Human Biological Variation (AN 202),
Primatology (AN 306), Field Methods in Primate Ecology and Behavior
(Field School).
My research
interests are focused on investigating primate community ecology and
the impacts of human activities/habitat disturbances on the health and
behaviors of wild primates.
Recent Publications
- 2007 Miller DS, Sauther ML,
Hunter-Ishikawa M, Fish K, Culbertson H, Cuozzo FP, Campbell TW,
Andrews GA, Chavey PS, Nachreiner R, Rumbeiha W, Stacewicz-Sapuntzakis
M, Lappin MR.
Biomedical evaluation of free-ranging ring-tailed lemurs (Lemur
catta) in three habitats at the Beza
Mahafaly Special Reserve, Madagascar. Journal of Wildlife Medicine.
- 2007 Fish K, Sauther M, Loudon
J. Cophrophagy by wild ring-tailed lemurs (Lemur catta) in
human-
disturbed locations adjacent to the Beza Mahafaly Special Reserve,
Madagascar. American Journal
of Primatology 69: 1-6.
- 2006 Loudon JE, Sauther ML,
Fish KD, Hunter-Ishikawa M, Ibrahim YJ. One reserve, three primates:
applying a holistic approach to understand the interconnections among
ring-tailed lemurs (Lemur
catta), Verreaux's sifaka (Propithecus verreauxi), and
humans (Homo sapiens) at Beza Mahafaly
Special Reserve, Madagascar. Ecological and Environmental Anthropology
2(2).
- 2006 Sauther ML, Fish KD, Cuozzo
FP, Miller DS, Hunter-Ishikawa M, and Culbertson H. Patterns of
health, disease, and behavior among wild ring-tailed lemurs Lemur
catta: of Beza Mahafaly Special
Reserve, Madagascar. IN Ring-tailed Lemur Biology. Jolly A, Koyama
N, Rasamimanana H, and
Sussman RW, editors. New York: Springer. P. 313-331.
Updated
9 January, 2008
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