Experimental evidence for heterospecific alarm signal recognition via associative learning in wild capuchin monkeys

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Monkeys using anti predator behaviour in response to alarm calls is most likely a learned association. No strong evidence has been provided for this until now (2019). Capuchin monkeys learn to associate a novel sound to predator presence #BI6192 https://t.

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Experimental evidence for heterospecific alarm signal recognition via associative learning in wild capuchin monkeys https://t.co/BJm1ucV43u AnimCogn

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Experimental evidence for heterospecific alarm signal recognition via associative learning in wild capuchin monkeys https://t.co/Ud1leim90i AnimCogn

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Experimental evidence for heterospecific alarm signal recognition via associative learning in wild capuchin monkeys https://t.co/w11ux84KAj https://t.co/bXuqDvJKzX

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Experimental evidence for heterospecific alarm signal recognition via associative learning in wild capuchin monkeys. https://t.co/Dgt8BGMnck PubMed

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RT @SpringerANCO: Wild capuchin monkeys learned to associate particular novel sounds with the presence of a simulated predator, supporting…

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Wild capuchin monkeys learned to associate particular novel sounds with the presence of a simulated predator, supporting the contention that responses to heterospecific alarm calls are underpinned by associative learning. https://t.co/XPQUGKh20G

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