Omer’s team recorded natural conversations between pairs of marmosets, as well as interactions with a computer system, which led them to conclude that the marmosets addressed specific ...

According to the paper, the researchers made this discovery by recording the vocal interactions of the marmosets in pairs and a marmoset conversing with a computer. They found that these "phee ...

For the new paper, scientists studied 10 captive marmosets from three family groups, analyzing the phee calls between different pairs of monkeys. Two monkeys at a time were brought to a study room ...

Marmoset monkeys use distinctive, whistle-like “phee calls” to address specific monkeys, similar to how humans use names, according to a study published Thursday in the journal Science. The ...

To uncover this, scientists studied the natural conversations between pairs of marmosets, as well as interactions between monkeys and a computer. From there, they found that the animals have ...

Scientists recorded natural conversations between pairs of marmosets as well as interactions between monkeys and a computer system. The monkeys tended to use phee-calls to address specific ...

Marmosets are highly social creatures that maintain contact through high-pitched chirps and twitters called “phee-calls.” By recording different pairs of monkeys placed near each other ...

In the lab, they recorded phee call exchanges between pairs of marmosets separated by a screen. They paired up 10 marmosets from three different families in a variety of combinations, then used ...

Scientists from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem recorded conversations between pairs of marmoset monkeys. They separated the two monkeys using a barrier so they could not see each other -and ...