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Chris Bird (University of Cambridge.
Wednesday 11 March 2009, 12:30-13:30
Library, Sub-Department of Animal Behaviour
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"Tool use in the rook"
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"Learning, memory and sleep: Insights from filial imprinting"
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"Teaching in animals"
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"The manuscript selection process at SCIENCE"
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Adaptive and process-based explanations in the study of parent-offspring communication: Experiments with hand-raised house sparrow nestlings and game theoretical modelling
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Bending and filtering the truth: insights into communication in social groups from banded mongooses and pied babblers
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Detecting reliable nonverbal and paralinguistic signals of cooperativeness in strangers
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Singing for your supper: Foraging vocalisations in social birds
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“Where the wild things go: tracking the behaviour of small mobile animals”
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“Right might be wrong where West is right: On great apes' capacity for relational thought and the impact of human culture”
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"Evolutionary and developmental aspects of intersubjectivity"
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"Androgen and gender development"
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"Vocal communication in chimpanzees: links to human language?"
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"Moving towards automated analysis of complex patterns of behaviour"
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