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A quick response, but not too much: Experienced mangabeys (Cercocebus torquatus) lose interest in contact call exchanges that do not respect this “conversational rule” by Meunier, Bastien, Durier, Virginie, Rossard, Arnaud, Lemasson, Alban

“…Several non-human primate species engage in vocal exchanges of contact calls, throughout the day in peaceful contexts. These vocal exchanges have been compared…”
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Familiarity modulates both intra- and interspecific yawn contagion in red-capped mangabeys by Pedruzzi, Luca, Aychet, Juliette, Le Vern, Lise, Maglieri, Veronica, Rossard, Arnaud, Lemasson, Alban, Palagi, Elisabetta

“…Yawn contagion (YC) is, compared to spontaneous yawning, an evolutionary recent phenomenon probably linked to behavioral synchronization in highly social…”
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Red-capped mangabeys (Cercocebus torquatus) adapt their interspecific gestural communication to the recipient’s behaviour by Aychet, Juliette, Pezzino, Pablo, Rossard, Arnaud, Bec, Philippe, Blois-Heulin, Catherine, Lemasson, Alban

“…Sensitivity to recipient’s attention and responsiveness are critical markers of intentional communication. Although previous research showed that ape gestures…”
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Cross-taxa similarities in affect-induced changes of vocal behavior and voice in arboreal monkeys by Lemasson, Alban, Remeuf, Kevin, Rossard, Arnaud, Zimmermann, Elke

“…Measuring the affective state of an individual across species with comparable non-invasive methods is a current challenge in animal communication research…”
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A quick response, but not too much: Experienced mangabeys by Meunier, Bastien, Durier, Virginie, Rossard, Arnaud, Lemasson, Alban

“…Several non-human primate species engage in vocal exchanges of contact calls, throughout the day in peaceful contexts. These vocal exchanges have been compared…”
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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) by Maille, Audrey, Belbeoc'h, Charlène, Rossard, Arnaud, Bec, Philippe, Blois-Heulin, Catherine

“…In the last decade, the TUBE task has been repeatedly shown to be highly efficient in detecting manual asymmetries that are strong hand preferences reflecting…”
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Manual laterality and strategy use for a coordinated bimanual task requiring precise and power grip in guenons and mangabeys by Maille, Audrey, Rossard, Arnaud, Blois-Heulin, Catherine

“…Bimanual tasks have been repeatedly shown to elicit manual asymmetries supposed to reflect hemispheric specialization. And yet, a coordinated bimanual task,…”
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