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Primates of the Caribbean, Science Communication and Perceptions of Evolution - Professor Ben Garrod
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Evolution
Darwin
DNA
Genetics
Turi King
Science
Professor Turi King
Bath
University of Bath
Evolutionary Biology
Evolutionary Patterns
Milner
Milner Centre
Milner Centre for Evolution
Charles Darwin
Phylogeny
Gene
Gene Networks
Mutation
Evolution Education Trust
Genome Biology
Ben Garrod
Primate
Speciation
Jane Goodall
Dian Fossey
Chimps
Anthropomorphizing
Science Communication
Sexual Selection
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Primates of the Caribbean, Science Communication and Perceptions of Evolution - Professor Ben Garrod
Ahead of the Milner Centre for Evolution's Darwin Day lecture 2025, Professor Turi King spoke with Professor Ben Garrod about his career, his involvement in science communication and his passion for all things evolution. 00:00 Introduction. 00:29 What did Charles Darwin do and why was he so important? 04:05 Your PhD was titled Primates of the Caribbean, what was the question you were researching? 06:33 Studying chimps in East Africa. 14:20 Why did you return to the UK and how did your career evolve and change? 18:40 What have been your favourite science communication projects? 21:35 What do you think people’s perception of evolution is? 25:11 Why is it so important to teach and learn about evolution? 26:47 As science communicators who are the most important people we should be talking to?
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