How do great apes acquire their gestures?
Great Apes and Other Stories
... 85 until he stopped being cute. A drifter through life with no family. She took him in. They mated often, but without results. One day, some humans came and stuck her with something sharp. They were different humans ...
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Differences in the ability of apes and children to instruct others using gestures
... iconic gestures, many chimpanzees and bonobos pointed to the food for the human to show their desire for ...iconic gestures, then, would seem to be especially difficult for great apes, perhaps ...
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Thirty years of great ape gestures
... ape gestures constitute a unique form of primate communication with their own unique ...Keywords Apes · Gestures · Communication There are two broad perspectives from which human lan- guages may be ...
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Perspective-Taking and Theory of Mind in Great Apes
... nonhuman apes use different means when guiding others’ attention to a location, indicating that differing cognitive mechanisms may underlie their pointing ...
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Context-sensitive adjustment of pointing in great apes
... in great apes is a context-sensitive, but maybe less versatile, communicative signal compared to human ...response. Great ape gestural communication meets the criteria of intentional gesture use 8,9 ...
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United for Africa s Great Apes and Monkeys
... retaining wall that surrounds the island, and keep the chimpanzees safe. Even things that might not have caused an emer- gency in a typical year were escalated due to the pandemic and how it cut off PASA members ...
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Sound symbolic congruency detection in humans but not in great apes
... iconic gestures in chimpanzees and ...iconic gestures to instruct a human experimenter on how to use an ...iconic gestures to instruct the human ...iconic gestures in chimpanzees and ...
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Walking With Great Apes, by Sy Montgomery (Book Preview)
... remembered how she acclimated the animals to her presence, and i did the same: each day i wore the same clothing—jeans, the shirt i slept in, my father’s billowing green army jacket, and a red kerchief, so they ...
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Best Practice Guidelines for the Re-introduction of Great Apes
... include: How does one decide which diseases to test for? Are there diagnostic tests available for important diseases of concern? Are these tests valid? Are they performed in country? If not, can samples be ...
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Predicting the vulnerability of great apes to disease : the role of superspreaders and their potential vaccination
... Although this prevented us from making detailed quantitative comparisons, the markedly different overall patterns that emerged highlight differences in how disease is likely to spread in the two species. The ...
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Are apes essentialists? Scope and limits of psychological essentialism in great apes
... inhibition, memory and ratio conditions, and in the corresponding food preference trials. The 950[r] ...
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How Do Gestures Reflect Thought and When Do They Affect Thought?
... iconic gestures, the frequency of which differed depending on presence of ...deictic gestures. However, when objects were absent, children’s gestures were most often iconic gestures, ...
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Sequential Tool Use in Great Apes
... and great apes succeed in such ...crows, apes spontaneously used up to 3 tools in sequence to get the reward and also showed a strong preference for the longest out-of reach tool independently of the ...
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The development of gestural communication in great apes
... gesture, communication, development, repertoire, usage, great apes 28.. 29.[r] ...
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Estimating abundance of African great apes
... monitoring great apes to help address the aforementioned conservation ...estimating great ape abundance, devoting considerable attention to the sources and implications of misidentification errors in ...
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Diversity of malaria parasites in great apes in Gabon
... African apes. Although a large number of great ape populations have now been studied regarding Plasmodium infections in Africa, there are still vast areas of their distribution that remained ...African ...
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Age dependent cognitive inflexibility in great apes
... Keywords: aging, cognitive flexibility, great apes, perseverative responding, reversal task... The ability to suppress and/or change behaviour on the basis of negative feedback is 41.[r] ...
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Are great apes aggressive? A cross species comparison
... Savannah baboons (genus Papio), a homologous species, are a good example of terrestrial non‑human primates that live in multi‑male, multi‑female groups that include hundreds of individuals. A troop (the top organizing ...
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How do gestures influence thinking and speaking? The gesture for conceptualization hypothesis
... produce gestures both when they speak and, in some cases, when they think ...Though gestures, especially co-speech gestures, can play important roles in communication, they are not a mere “output ...
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Business Acumen: What is it? Who needs it? How do you acquire it?
... Yvonne how he booked a course on the internet and then received a letter giving him another date (which wasn’t convenient for him) because his first choice had not been processed quickly ...
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