The UMR (unité mixte de recherche in French) “Ecological Anthropology” is a joint lab partnered with the National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS), the Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle (MNHN) and the Université Paris 7.
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List of publications
, April 2023 — Primate–Predator Interactions: Is There a Mismatch Between Laboratory and Ecological Evidence?. Abundant empirical and theoretical studies indicate that predation is a
key driver of primate evolution. The Snake Detection... International Journal of Primatology. Vol. 44, n° 2, dir. Springer Verlag, p. 258-281.
ISSN:
1573-8604
, November 2020 — Response of Bolivian gray titi monkeys ( Plecturocebus donacophilus ) to an anthropogenic noise gradient: behavioral and hormonal correlates. PeerJ. Vol. 8, e10417.
, 2020 — New mitogenomic lineages in Papio baboons and their phylogeographic implications. American Journal of Physical Anthropology. Dir. Wiley.
, June 2019 — Orangutans’ Comprehension of Zoo Keepers’ Communicative Signals. Animals. Vol. 9, n° 6, p. 300.
, 2019 — How does cognitive performance change in relation to seasonal and experimental changes in blood glucose levels?. Animal Behaviour. Vol. 158, dir. Elsevier Masson, p. 149-159.
, 2017 — Ecophysiology of Cognition: How do Environmentally Induced Changes in Physiology Affect Cognitive Performance? : Ecophysiology of Cognition. Biological Reviews. Vol. 92, n° 2, p. 1101-1112.
, August 2016 — Survival is Linked with Reaction Time and Spatial Memory in African Striped Mice. Biology Letters. Vol. 12, n° 8.
, 2015 — Seasonal Variation in Attention and Spatial Performance in a Wild Population of the African striped mouse (Rhabdomys pumilio). Animal Cognition. Vol. 18, n° 6, p. 1231-1242.
ISSN:
1435-9448, 1435-9456
, January 2014 — Olive Baboons, Papio Anubis, Adjust Their Visual and Auditory Intentional Gestures to the Visual Attention of Others. Animal Behaviour. Vol. 87, p. 121-128.
ISSN:
00033472
, 2013 — Which Are the Features of the TUBE Task that Make it so Efficient in Detecting Manual Asymmetries? An Investigation in Two Cercopithecine Species (Cercopithecus Neglectus and Cercocebus Torquatus).. Journal of Comparative Psychology. Vol. 127, n° 4, p. 436-444.
, 2013 — Manual Laterality for Pointing Gestures Compared to Grasping Actions in Guenons and Mangabeys. Animal Behaviour. Vol. 86, n° 4, p. 705-716.
, 2013 — Does a Nonprimate Mammal, the Northern Tree Shrew (Tupaia Belangeri), Exhibit Paw Preference in Two Forms of a Grasping Task?. Journal of Comparative Psychology. Vol. 127, n° 1, p. 14-23.
, 2013 — Manual Laterality and Strategy Use for a Coordinated Bimanual Task Requiring Precise and Power Grip in Guenons and Mangabeys: Bimanual Task in Guenons and Mangabeys. American Journal of Primatology. Vol. 75, n° 11, p. 1096-1107.
, 2013 — Manual laterality and strategy use for a coordinated bimanual task requiring precise and power grip in guenons and mangabeys. American Journal of Primatology. Vol. 75, n° 11, p. 1096-1107.
, September 2012 — Hand Preference and Its Flexibility According to the Position of the Object : a Study in Cercopithecines Examining Spontaneous Behaviour and an Experimental Task (the Bishop QHP Task). Animal Cognition. Vol. 15, n° 5, p. 937-953.
, 2012 — Inferences about the Location of Food in Lemurs (Eulemur Macaco and Eulemur Fulvus) : a Comparison with Apes and Monkeys. Animal Cognition. Vol. 15, n° 6, p. 1075-1083.
ISSN:
1435-9448, 1435-9456
, 2012 — To beg, or not to beg? That is the question: mangabeys modify their production of requesting gestures in response to human’s attentional states. PLoS ONE. Vol. 7, n° 7, e41197.
ISSN:
1932-6203