American Society of Primatologists

The American Society of Primatologists was established in the year of 1954.The American Society of Primatologists is both an instructive and experimental society which expects to advance both the disclosure and trade of data on non-human primates. The general public is interested in anyone who effectively, or is all the more latently intrigued by primatology, or any individual who is occupied with supporting this. The Society is built up as a philanthropic partnership under the charitable laws, RCW24.03, of the State of Washington; the Society qualifies as an excluded association as per area 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954.The Society distributes an exploratory diary, The American Journal of Primatology. The reasons for this Society are solely instructive and experimental; particularly to advance and empower the disclosure and trade of data with respect to primates, including all parts of their life structures, conduct, improvement, nature, development, hereditary qualities, sustenance, physiology, propagation, systematics, preservation, cultivation, and use in biomedical examination.