CEG at the Midwestern Primatology Interest Group conference

Margaret, Averill, Natalia, Yiyun, Natalie, and Isabelle all presented their work at the recent Midwestern Primatology Interest Group meeting at the University of Michigan.

Yiyun presents her poster “The development of selective information-seeking in macaques”
Averill presents her talk “Social status and cognitive control in chimpanzees”
Natalie presents her poster “A language sequencing bias is present in the motor planning of a language trained bonobo (Pan paniscus), but not more typical bonobos”
Margeret presents her talk “Sex differences in semi-free ranging chimpanzees: insights into evolution of chimpanzee social behavior”
Natalia presents her poster “Individual variation in patterns of tool use in wild Ugandan chimpanzees”
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