Clarence Ray Carpenter
Date of Birth :
1905 - March 1, 1975
Place of Birth :
Lincoln County, North Carolina
Country :
United States
Field of Expertise :
Primatology
Educational background :
Bachelor of Arts from Duke University.
Masters Degree from Duke University.
Ph.D in Anthropology from Stranford University in 1932.
Acheivements / Contributions :
- Clarence Ray Carpenter made many contributions to the study of animal behavior as well as the development of many anthropology departments in schools all over the nation.
- He noted that human behavior is similar to animal behavior, and that the two should be studied simultaneously.
- Carpenter received numerous honors and awards including The National Science Research Fellowship Award
He was a member of the Primatology Committee of
the National Academy of Sciences and served during the
academic year of 1965-1966 as the President of the
Association for Higher Education.
source:
Clarence Ray Carpenter
Bibliography :
Behavioral Regulators of Behavior in Primates.<br />
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