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ANTHROPOMORPHISM, ANECDOTES, AND ANIMALS - MITCHELL,RW, THOMPSON,NS, MILES,RW
Authors: HAUSER MD
Citation: Md. Hauser, ANTHROPOMORPHISM, ANECDOTES, AND ANIMALS - MITCHELL,RW, THOMPSON,NS, MILES,RW, Ethology, 104(2), 1998, pp. 182-184
DIFFERENCES THAT MAKE A DIFFERENCE - DO LOCUS EQUATIONS RESULT FROM PHYSICAL PRINCIPLES CHARACTERIZING ALL MAMMALIAN VOCAL TRACTS - OPEN PEER COMMENTARY
Authors: FITCH WT HAUSER MD
Citation: Wt. Fitch et Md. Hauser, DIFFERENCES THAT MAKE A DIFFERENCE - DO LOCUS EQUATIONS RESULT FROM PHYSICAL PRINCIPLES CHARACTERIZING ALL MAMMALIAN VOCAL TRACTS - OPEN PEER COMMENTARY, Behavioral and brain sciences, 21(2), 1998, pp. 264
REIDENTIFICATION AND REDESCRIPTION
Authors: HAUSER MD FITCH WT
Citation: Md. Hauser et Wt. Fitch, REIDENTIFICATION AND REDESCRIPTION, Behavioral and brain sciences, 21(1), 1998, pp. 74
NEXT OF KIN - WHAT CHIMPANZEES HAVE TAUGHT ME ABOUT WHO WE ARE BY FOUTS,R, MILLS,ST (VOL 390, PG 246, 1997)
Authors: HAUSER MD
Citation: Md. Hauser, NEXT OF KIN - WHAT CHIMPANZEES HAVE TAUGHT ME ABOUT WHO WE ARE BY FOUTS,R, MILLS,ST (VOL 390, PG 246, 1997), Nature, 392(6672), 1998, pp. 146-146
LONG-TERM CONSEQUENCES OF CHANGES IN TERRITORY QUALITY ON FEEDING ANDREPRODUCTIVE STRATEGIES OF VERVET MONKEYS
Authors: LEE PC HAUSER MD
Citation: Pc. Lee et Md. Hauser, LONG-TERM CONSEQUENCES OF CHANGES IN TERRITORY QUALITY ON FEEDING ANDREPRODUCTIVE STRATEGIES OF VERVET MONKEYS, Journal of Animal Ecology, 67(3), 1998, pp. 347-358
FUNCTIONAL REFERENTS AND ACOUSTIC SIMILARITY - FIELD PLAYBACK EXPERIMENTS WITH RHESUS-MONKEYS (VOL 55, PG 1647, 1998)
Authors: HAUSER MD
Citation: Md. Hauser, FUNCTIONAL REFERENTS AND ACOUSTIC SIMILARITY - FIELD PLAYBACK EXPERIMENTS WITH RHESUS-MONKEYS (VOL 55, PG 1647, 1998), Animal behaviour, 56, 1998, pp. 1309-1310
ORIENTING ASYMMETRIES IN RHESUS-MONKEYS - THE EFFECT OF TIME-DOMAIN CHANGES ON ACOUSTIC PERCEPTION
Authors: HAUSER MD AGNETTA B PEREZ C
Citation: Md. Hauser et al., ORIENTING ASYMMETRIES IN RHESUS-MONKEYS - THE EFFECT OF TIME-DOMAIN CHANGES ON ACOUSTIC PERCEPTION, Animal behaviour, 56, 1998, pp. 41-47
FUNCTIONAL REFERENTS AND ACOUSTIC SIMILARITY - FIELD PLAYBACK EXPERIMENTS WITH RHESUS-MONKEYS
Authors: HAUSER MD
Citation: Md. Hauser, FUNCTIONAL REFERENTS AND ACOUSTIC SIMILARITY - FIELD PLAYBACK EXPERIMENTS WITH RHESUS-MONKEYS, Animal behaviour, 55, 1998, pp. 1647-1658
NEXT OF KIN - WHAT CHIMPANZEES HAVE TAUGHT ME ABOUT WHO WE ARE - FOUTS,R, MILLS,ST
Authors: HAUSER MD
Citation: Md. Hauser, NEXT OF KIN - WHAT CHIMPANZEES HAVE TAUGHT ME ABOUT WHO WE ARE - FOUTS,R, MILLS,ST, Nature, 390(6657), 1997, pp. 246-247
MATH WITHOUT WORDS
Authors: HAUSER MD
Citation: Md. Hauser, MATH WITHOUT WORDS, Natural history, 106(8), 1997, pp. 52-55
ARTIFACTUAL KINDS AND FUNCTIONAL DESIGN-FEATURES - WHAT A PRIMATE UNDERSTANDS WITHOUT LANGUAGE
Authors: HAUSER MD
Citation: Md. Hauser, ARTIFACTUAL KINDS AND FUNCTIONAL DESIGN-FEATURES - WHAT A PRIMATE UNDERSTANDS WITHOUT LANGUAGE, Cognition, 64(3), 1997, pp. 285-308
LIFE BEYOND THE MIRROR - A REPLY TO ANDERSON AND GALLUP
Authors: HAUSER MD KRALIK J
Citation: Md. Hauser et J. Kralik, LIFE BEYOND THE MIRROR - A REPLY TO ANDERSON AND GALLUP, Animal behaviour, 54, 1997, pp. 1568-1571
A WORTHY ENTERPRISE INJURED BY OVERINTERPRETATION AND MISREPRESENTATION
Authors: HAUSER MD SAKATA J
Citation: Md. Hauser et J. Sakata, A WORTHY ENTERPRISE INJURED BY OVERINTERPRETATION AND MISREPRESENTATION, Behavioral and brain sciences, 19(4), 1996, pp. 638
NUMERICAL REPRESENTATIONS IN PRIMATES
Authors: HAUSER MD MACNEILAGE P WARE M
Citation: Md. Hauser et al., NUMERICAL REPRESENTATIONS IN PRIMATES, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 93(4), 1996, pp. 1514-1517
VOCAL PRODUCTION IN NONHUMAN-PRIMATES - ACOUSTICS, PHYSIOLOGY, AND FUNCTIONAL CONSTRAINTS ON HONEST ADVERTISEMENT
Authors: FITCH WT HAUSER MD
Citation: Wt. Fitch et Md. Hauser, VOCAL PRODUCTION IN NONHUMAN-PRIMATES - ACOUSTICS, PHYSIOLOGY, AND FUNCTIONAL CONSTRAINTS ON HONEST ADVERTISEMENT, American journal of primatology, 37(3), 1995, pp. 191-219
HUMAN LANGUAGE - ARE THERE NO NONHUMAN PRECURSORS
Authors: HAUSER MD WOLFE ND
Citation: Md. Hauser et Nd. Wolfe, HUMAN LANGUAGE - ARE THERE NO NONHUMAN PRECURSORS, Behavioral and brain sciences, 18(1), 1995, pp. 190-191
SELF-RECOGNITION IN PRIMATES - PHYLOGENY AND THE SALIENCE OF SPECIES-TYPICAL FEATURES
Authors: HAUSER MD KRALIK J BOTTOMAHAN C GARRETT M OSER J
Citation: Md. Hauser et al., SELF-RECOGNITION IN PRIMATES - PHYLOGENY AND THE SALIENCE OF SPECIES-TYPICAL FEATURES, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 92(23), 1995, pp. 10811-10814
THE ENDOCRINE STRESS-RESPONSE AND ALARM VOCALIZATIONS IN RHESUS MACAQUES
Authors: BERCOVITCH FB HAUSER MD JONES JH
Citation: Fb. Bercovitch et al., THE ENDOCRINE STRESS-RESPONSE AND ALARM VOCALIZATIONS IN RHESUS MACAQUES, Animal behaviour, 49(6), 1995, pp. 1703-1706
LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION - COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES - ROITBLATT,HL,HERMAN,LM, NACHTIGALL,PE
Authors: HAUSER MD
Citation: Md. Hauser, LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION - COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES - ROITBLATT,HL,HERMAN,LM, NACHTIGALL,PE, The Quarterly journal of experimental psychology. B, Comparative andphysiological psychology, 47(4), 1994, pp. 454-457
HOW MONKEYS FEEL ABOUT HOW THEY SEE THE WORLD
Authors: HAUSER MD
Citation: Md. Hauser, HOW MONKEYS FEEL ABOUT HOW THEY SEE THE WORLD, Language & communication, 14(1), 1994, pp. 31-36
THE ROLE OF LIP CONFIGURATION IN MONKEY VOCALIZATIONS - EXPERIMENTS USING XYLOCAINE AS A NERVE BLOCK
Authors: HAUSER MD YBARRA MS
Citation: Md. Hauser et Ms. Ybarra, THE ROLE OF LIP CONFIGURATION IN MONKEY VOCALIZATIONS - EXPERIMENTS USING XYLOCAINE AS A NERVE BLOCK, Brain and language, 46(2), 1994, pp. 232-244
LEFT-HEMISPHERE DOMINANCE FOR PROCESSING VOCALIZATIONS IN ADULT, BUT NOT INFANT, RHESUS-MONKEYS - FIELD EXPERIMENTS
Authors: HAUSER MD ANDERSSON K
Citation: Md. Hauser et K. Andersson, LEFT-HEMISPHERE DOMINANCE FOR PROCESSING VOCALIZATIONS IN ADULT, BUT NOT INFANT, RHESUS-MONKEYS - FIELD EXPERIMENTS, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United Statesof America, 91(9), 1994, pp. 3946-3948
ANTIPREDATOR RESPONSE TO RAPTOR CALLS IN WILD CROWS, CORVUS-BRACHYRHYNCHOS-HESPERIS
Authors: HAUSER MD CAFFREY C
Citation: Md. Hauser et C. Caffrey, ANTIPREDATOR RESPONSE TO RAPTOR CALLS IN WILD CROWS, CORVUS-BRACHYRHYNCHOS-HESPERIS, Animal behaviour, 48(6), 1994, pp. 1469-1471
LANGUAGE COMPREHENSION IN APE AND CHILD MONOGRAPH .233. - SAVAGERUMBAUGH,ES, MURPHY,J, SEVCIK,RA, BRAKKE,KE, WILLIAMS,SL, RUMBAUGH,DM
Authors: HAUSER MD WOLFE N
Citation: Md. Hauser et N. Wolfe, LANGUAGE COMPREHENSION IN APE AND CHILD MONOGRAPH .233. - SAVAGERUMBAUGH,ES, MURPHY,J, SEVCIK,RA, BRAKKE,KE, WILLIAMS,SL, RUMBAUGH,DM, American anthropologist, 96(3), 1994, pp. 745-747
FOOD-ASSOCIATED CALLS IN RHESUS MACAQUES (MACACA-MULATTA) .1. SOCIOECOLOGICAL FACTORS
Authors: HAUSER MD MARLER P
Citation: Md. Hauser et P. Marler, FOOD-ASSOCIATED CALLS IN RHESUS MACAQUES (MACACA-MULATTA) .1. SOCIOECOLOGICAL FACTORS, Behavioral ecology, 4(3), 1993, pp. 194-205
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