CHILDREN OF THE NIGHT: TARSIERS. Q & A WITH TEXAS A & M PROFESSOR AND ASSOCIATE DEPARTMENT HEAD скачать в хорошем качестве

CHILDREN OF THE NIGHT: TARSIERS. Q & A WITH TEXAS A & M PROFESSOR AND ASSOCIATE DEPARTMENT HEAD

The Practical Animal presents: Q & A with Dr Sharon Gursky, Professor, Associate Department Head & Biological Program Coordinator at Texas A & M University. Dr Gursky is the author of The Spectral Tarsier, a monograph of the Tarsier, a nocturnal primate and, for children, Tomas the Tarsier, which is bilingual, written in English and Bahasa Indonesia. Dr Gursky gives classes to postgraduate anthropology students and takes them to Indonesia to study tarsiers. Today we talk about what it takes to be a Field Primatologist. From this video you will get • A blueprint on how to work as a field primatologist. • How you can build a career as a primatologist. • Careers with Tarsiers in-situ and ex-situ. • Skills needed. Watch this video for an excellent summary of what it takes to be a field primatologist. Here Dr Sharon Gursky presents her bio and provides a roadmap and advice for career success in this competitive field. You need passion, commitment & experience!