Charlotte Canteloup, CNRS - Laboratory of Neuroscience Cognitive & Adaptative - UMR 7364, Primate Centre of Strasbourg University
GT Conférences CRNL
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Primate cognition has been historically mostly studied in laboratories, but more and more studies are since then also done in primates’ natural environment. My research focus on social learning - learning from others – which is a basis for traditions and is biased toward specific individuals or behaviours. In my talk, I will present different field-based experiments I conducted in wild vervet monkeys in South Africa to study transmission pathways of new behaviours along with the social acceptance of a robot by monkeys. To finish, I will briefly present a future project starting soon on consistent individual behavioural variation in vervet monkeys’ risk-taking.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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