Publications by authors named "Reuven Lifshitz"
Article Synopsis
- Marmoset monkeys can vocally label each other using spontaneous "phee-calls," suggesting they possess a form of vocal communication similar to that of humans, dolphins, and elephants.
- When calls are directed specifically at them, marmosets respond more correctly, indicating a sophisticated understanding of social cues in their communication.
- The study's findings highlight the complexity of vocalizations among nonhuman primates and suggest that marmoset calls could help researchers understand the evolution of social communication and aspects of human language.
