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L. Schad, P. Dongre, E. van de Waal, J. Fischer
The paper investigates whether male vervet monkey alarm barks serve to signal male quality in addition to alerting others to danger.
E. Kerjean, E. van de Waal, C. Canteloup
The study examines social dynamics in vervet monkeys across three groups, finding stable differences in sociality and reciprocal grooming, with dispersing males adapting to group norms.
P. Dongre, G. Lante, M. Cantat…·E. van de Waal
The paper investigates how immigrant males and muzzle contacts influence the uptake of a novel food by wild vervet monkeys, finding that immigrant males are more effective innovators than infants and that muzzle contacts are used to seek information.
C. Canteloup, M. Biff Cera, B. J. Barrett, E. van de Waal
The paper studies social learning in vervet monkeys, showing they prefer high-payoff techniques and higher-ranking demonstrators, leading to stable behavioural traditions.