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Rebecca M. Stumpf is a professor in the Department of Anthropology at Illinois University. Her research focuses on the interactions between host and microbial diversity, the evolution of emerging diseases, antimicrobial resistance, and their transmission patterns. Stumpf's work encompasses primate comparative biology, behavioral ecology, and conservation efforts. She has been involved in multiple significant research projects and grants, investigating pathogen transmission in primate populations, especially in relation to human-wildlife interactions. Stumpf has contributed to the fields of anthropology and ecology through her scholarly publications and extensive teaching experience, earning numerous accolades for her contributions to undergraduate education and research development.
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