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Julia G. Casorso

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Julia G. Casorso1 paper · Department of Anthropology and Archaeology, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada.;

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Evolutionary BiologyAnimal Behavior and CognitionPeer-reviewedFeb 1, 2024

The platyrrhine primate Cebus imitator uses gaze to adjust grasp posture for food handling and withdraw to the mouth

Ian Q. Whishaw, Megan A. Mah, Julia G. Casorso…·Amanda Dawn Melin

This study investigates whether vision contributes to food withdrawal in capuchin monkeys, finding that they use vision and touch to grasp and orient food items for eating.

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