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  • The integrative biology of marmoset monkey vocal learning.

    Asif A Ghazanfar, Renata B Biazzi, Yisi S Zhang 他 · Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological sciences · 2026

    Primates exhibit a range of vocal behaviours. This range arises from species-specific developmental processes which, in turn, are shaped by evolutionary pressures. We must therefore consider that all primate species do not follow the same developmental path to their vocal behaviours. We will use marmoset monkeys as a case study for the integrative biology of vocal learning. As we will show, marmos…

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  • Social processes in communication and cognition in callitrichid monkeys: a review.

    C T Snowdon · Animal cognition · 2001

    Studies of vocal development in nonhuman primates have found little evidence for plasticity in vocal production, somewhat more for usage of calls, with the greatest plasticity arising in response to calls of others. Generally, similar results were obtained with callitrichid monkeys, the marmosets and tamarins, but with several interesting exceptions. Infant pygmy marmosets show babbling behavior w…

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  • Opportunities and mechanisms for learning through social interactions: lessons from marmosets.

    Nikhil Phaniraj, Rahel K Brügger, Paola Cerrito 他 · Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological sciences · 2026

    Social interactions are crucial for learning not only in humans but also in non-human animals. To date, comparative studies have typically focused on what is learned from others and on purely observational learning, while paying less attention on how social interactions facilitate learning. Here, we present how computational approaches can be leveraged to examine the role of contingency in learnin…

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  • Problem-solving in groups of common marmosets (Callithrix jacchus): more than the sum of its parts.

    Sandro Sehner, Erik P Willems, Lucio Vinicus 他 · PNAS nexus · 2022

    Human hypercooperativity and the emergence of division of labor enables us to solve problems not only effectively within a group but also collectively. Collective problem-solving occurs when groups perform better than the additive performance of separate individuals. Currently, it is unknown whether this is unique to humans. To investigate the evolutionary origin of collective problem-solving and …

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  • Early development of turn-taking with parents shapes vocal acoustics in infant marmoset monkeys.

    Daniel Y Takahashi, Alicia R Fenley, Asif A Ghazanfar 他 · Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological sciences · 2016

    In humans, vocal turn-taking is a ubiquitous form of social interaction. It is a communication system that exhibits the properties of a dynamical system: two individuals become coupled to each other via acoustic exchanges and mutually affect each other. Human turn-taking develops during the first year of life. We investigated the development of vocal turn-taking in infant marmoset monkeys, a New W…

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  • Marmosets as model species in neuroscience and evolutionary anthropology.

    Judith M Burkart, Christa Finkenwirth · Neuroscience research · 2015

    Marmosets are increasingly used as model species by both neuroscientists and evolutionary anthropologists, but with a different rationale for doing so. Whereas neuroscientists stress that marmosets share many cognitive traits with humans due to common descent, anthropologists stress those traits shared with marmosets - and callitrichid monkeys in general - due to convergent evolution, as a consequ…

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