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International team of scientists discovers new primate genus

Hildebrandt worked alongside Olson to analyze the kipunji's DNA, though she initially wasn't privy to the nature of the study, and is acknowledged for her work in the Science paper.

"It's a really nice opportunity for undergraduates here," Hildebrandt said. "The professors are always extremely helpful. If you are interested in a project they will help you get involved in it."

Undergraduate research experience is valuable to students, whether they go on to graduate work or they enter the workforce, OIson said. "It's one thing to learn about science in a lecture; it's another to roll up your sleeves and get your hands dirty doing it."

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Contact: Marmian Grimes
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University of Alaska Fairbanks
11-May-2006

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