Marina Davila-Ross
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Marina Davila-Ross is a Reader at the University of Portsmouth, UK. Her research focuses on primate communication and social behavior, particularly in chimpanzees and orangutans. Recent articles examine topics such as the motivation to inform, the impact of maternal deprivation on play, and the development of multimodal communication in semi-wild chimpanzees.
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2024
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Collaborators (13)
Iris Nomikou
Academic, Senior Lecturer, Senior Lecturer
University of Portsmouth
Bruce Rawlings
Assistant Professor
University of Durham
Dr Violet Gibson
Psychology Lecturer
Southampton Solent University
Beatriz Lopez
Academic, Reader, Reader in Developmental Psychology
University of Portsmouth
Cat Hobaiter
University of St. Andrews
Leanne Proops
Academic, Associate Head, Associate Head (Research and Innovation)
University of Portsmouth
Zanna Clay
University of Durham
Derry Taylor
University of Portsmouth
Kim A Bard
Academic, Professor, Professor of Comparative Developmental Psychology
University of Portsmouth
Jérôme Micheletta
Academic, Reader, Reader in Animal Behaviour
University of Portsmouth
Elisabetta Palagi
Professor
University of Pisa
Denis Tatone
University of Plymouth
Benoit Goossens
Lecturer
Cardiff University
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