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COVERThe golden snub-nosed monkeys (Rhinopithecus roxellana) depicted here are one of the hundreds of primate types found all over the world. An international team of researchers analyzed the genomes of nonhuman primates from more than 230 different species and demonstrated how these data can help us learn about both nonhuman primate biology and our own health. See the special section beginning on page 904. (Science Jun 2023)

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Geogenomics is a new discipline aimed at explaining biological diversity in tropical rainforests. Our multidisciplinary team integrates geology and biology to better understand the origins and distribution of species diversity in the Amazon and Atlantic Forest biomes of South America. This project is jointly funded by FAPESP and NSF.