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SAGA10
with HOPE
in Tokyo

Schedule

of SAGA10 with HOPE
in Tokyo

17th to 19th November 2007

10:00-10:10 Tetsuro Matsuzawa
� Opening Remarks

10:10-10:50� Ryo Imanishi
� Gorillas in Ueno Zoo: 10 years and future�

10:50-12:00� Jyuichi Yamagiwa
� Is it possible that human and gorilla understand each other? : between wild and zoo

13:00-15:00� Network for Zoo Enrichment�
� Environmental Enrichment Award in 2006 and 2007

15:00-17:15� Activity Report of NPO/NGO

17:30- � Welcome Party�

�(10:00-17:00� Poster Presentation� Stay time is from 12:00 to 13:00.)
�(10:00-15:00 �Booth Exhibitions)

Future of hominoid study

9:00-9:10� Tetsuro Matsuzawa (Primate Research Institute, Kyoto University)
� Opening remarks

9:10-9:40� Hiroki Koda (Primate Research Institute,Kyoto University�)
� The future directions of gibbon research-from the field to laboratory study

9:40-10:10 �Takeshi Furuichi �(Meiji Gakuin University�)
� Evolution of sex and social structure in chimpanzees and bonobos

10:30-11:00� Yoshikazu Ueno �(Primate Research Institute,Kyoto University�)
� Life of apes: perspective from animal welfare

11:00-11:30� Masaki Tomonaga �(Primate Research Institute,Kyoto University�)
� Probing into the chimpanzee mind:mid-term goals and mid-term plan

11:30-12:00� Gen Suwa �(University Museum,Tokyo University�)
� A paleontological perspective to the origins of humans and modern apes

12:00-12:20� General discussion

Chimpanzee management strategies:An international perspective

13:30-14:10� Stephen Ross �(Lincoln Park Zoo�)
� Balancing demographic,genetic and social factor in managing the North American zoo chimpanzee population
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14:10-14:50� Frands Carlsen �(Copenhagen Zoo�)
� The European management program for chimpanzees-outline and perspectives

14:50-15:00� Coffee break

15:00-15:40� Maria Finnigan �(Western Plains Zoo�)
� An overview of the Australasian species management program for chimpanzee(Pan troglodytes)

15:40-16:10� Etsuo Narushima �(Tama Zoological Park�)
� The species survival project and chimpanzee studbook for the Japanese Association of Zoos and Aquariums

16:10-16:25� Coffee Break

16:25-17:00� General Discussion

�(10:00-15:00� Booth Exhibition)

9:30-9:40� Tetsuro Matsuzawa (Primate Research Institute, Kyoto University)
� Opening remarks

Session 1: Macaques

9:40-10:10� Masanaru Takai (Primate Research Institute, Kyoto University)
� Evolutionary history of macaques and close relatives in Eurasian continent

10:10-10:40� Goro Hanya (Primate Research Institute, Kyoto University)
� Ecological diversity of Japanese macaques

10:40-11:30� Roscoe Stanyon (Department of Animal Biology and Genetics, University of Florence)
� The cytogenetics of the macaque genome:origins, marker order and neocentromeres

Session 2: Small Apes

11:40-12:10� Hiroki Koda �(Primate Research Institute,Kyoto University�)
� Variability and flexibility in gibbon songs -field observations and experimental evidences

12:10-13:00� Lunch

13:00-13:50� Ulrich Reichard (Department of Anthropology, Southern Illinois University)
� Social flexibility in Khao Yai gibbons

13:50-14:40� Alan Mootnick (Gibbon Conservation Center)
� Gibbon (Hylobatidae) species identification, and conservation efforts through captive management

14:40-15:00� Coffee break

Session 3: Great Apes

15:00-15:50� Linda Brent (CHIMP HAVEN, Inc)
� Chimp Haven and the U.S. national chimpanzee sanctuary system

15:50-16:20� Tetsuro Matsuzawa (Primate Research Institute, Kyoto University)
� Chimpanzee Sactuary Uto and the chimpanzees in Japan

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