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Acceleration and Velocity Dissociate Temporal Phases of Postural Control in Rhesus Macaques. [PDF]
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Behavioral Flexibility and the Conservation Value of Howler Monkey Populations in Small Habitat Patches. [PDF]
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Domain-specific schema reuse supports flexible learning to learn in the primate brain. [PDF]
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Wild Encounters: Surgical Insights from a Case of Monkey Bite. [PDF]
Manasa A, Shankar G, Jadhav V.
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Functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Reveals Functional Rewiring between Macaque Motor Areas Following Postinfarction Recovery of Manual Dexterity. [PDF]
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Human-monkey chimeras: Monkey see, monkey do
Cell Stem Cell, 2021Recently in Cell, Tan et al. (2021) report the successful generation of human-monkey chimeras in vitro, providing an opportunity for new insights into the biology of human stem cells and early human development in an embryonic environment that is evolutionary closer to human than previously studied rodent and domestic species.
Victoria L, Mascetti, Roger A, Pedersen
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Observation of Infant Monkeys by Female Monkeys
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1963This paper reports an exploratory study attempting to isolace one aspect of the maternal affectional system of rhesus monkeys (Harlow, 1960). Specifically, the visual incentive value of infant monkeys was measured in nulliparous adults and in multiparous animals before and after parturition.
H A, CROSS, H F, HARLOW
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Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Tangible, Embedded and Embodied Interaction, 2014
The installation Monkey Business invites to interact with a cuddly toy monkey that mimics the body gestures of a visitor. It provokes users to explore similarity and sympathy with an electronic device in a playful way.The fluffy appearance presents an ironic approach to the fact that people are more gravitated to a cuddly toy by finding him even more ...
Jan M. Sieber, Ralph Kistler
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The installation Monkey Business invites to interact with a cuddly toy monkey that mimics the body gestures of a visitor. It provokes users to explore similarity and sympathy with an electronic device in a playful way.The fluffy appearance presents an ironic approach to the fact that people are more gravitated to a cuddly toy by finding him even more ...
Jan M. Sieber, Ralph Kistler
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