Professor of Anthropology
James Higham is a biological anthropologist who studies sexual selection and communication in primates, exploring signaling behavior from genetic, neuroendocrine, behavioral, and morphological perspectives. He directs the Primate Reproductive Ecology and Evolution group, with ongoing fieldwork projects on communication systems in macaques, guenons, and baboons in Nigeria, Puerto Rico, and Indonesia. His research integrates game theoretic signaling models with computational modeling of primate perception.