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Main publications
Some
of these publications can be downloaded from my Research
Gate account.
Romain
A., Broihanne M.-H. De Marco A., Ngoubangoye B., Call J., Rebout N
& Dufour V. Non-human primates use combined rules when deciding
under ambiguity. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B, in
press.
Mohamed Benkada A., Pontier F., & Dufour V. (2020). Conflict management in rooks (Corvus frugilegus): Victims do not display post-conflict affiliation but avoid their former aggressor. Behavioural Processes, 104198.
Danel S., Troina G., Dufour V., Bailly-Bechet M., von Bayern A. M.
& Osiurak, F. (2020). Social learning in great white pelicans (Pelecanus onocrotalus): A preliminary study. Learning & Behavior, 1-7
Morales Picard A. et al. (2020). Why preen others? Predictors of
allopreening in parrots and corvids and comparisons to grooming in
great apes. Ethology, 126, 207-228.
Dufour V., Broihanne M.H. & Wascher C.A.F. (2020). Corvids avoid
odd evaluation by following simple rules in a risky exchange task.
Ethology, 126, 153-164. DOI:10.1111/eth.12994.
Wascher C.A.F, Feider B, Bugnyar T. & Dufour V. (2020). Crows and
common ravens do not reciprocally exchange tokens with a conspecific to
gain food rewards. Ethology, 126, 278-287. DOI:10.1111/eth.12970.
Benti B., Curé C. & Dufour V. (2019). Individual signature in the most common and context-independent call of the Rook (Corvus frugilegus), Wilson Journal of Ornithology, 131, 373-381. https://doi.org/10.1676/18-41
Broihanne M.-H., Romain A., Call J., Thierry B., Wascher C.A.F., De Marco A., Verrier D., & Dufour V. (2019). Monkeys (Sapajus apella and Macaca tonkeana) and great apes (Gorilla gorilla, Pongo pygmaeus, Pan paniscus and Pan troglodytes) play for the highest bid. Journal of comparative psychology. 133, 301-312. 10.1037/com0000153
Boucherie P., Poulin N. & Dufour V. (2018). Not much ado about
something: behavioural mechanisms of pair bond separation and formation
in long-term pairing rooks. Écoscience, 25 (1), 71-83.
Broihanne M.H. & Dufour V (2018). Risk-Taking in children and
primates in a comparable food gambling game. Advances in Psychology
Research, vol. 134. ISBN: 978-1-53613-948-8v
Dufour V. (2018). Prise de décision et neuroéconomie. In, Cognition
animale - Systèmes sensoriels, perception de l'environnement et
bien-être animal. Darmaillacq S. & Dickel L. (Eds). Dunod.
Dufour V. (2018). Résolution de problème. In, Cognition animale -
Systèmes sensoriels, perception de l'environnement et bien-être animal.
Darmaillacq S. & Dickel L. (Eds). Dunod.
Dufour
V., Pasquaretta C., Gayet P., Sterck E.H.M (2017). The extraordinary
nature of Barney’s drumming: a complementary study of ordinary noise
making in chimpanzees. Frontiers in neuroscience. Available online.
Dufour
V. (2018). Cognition (primate), including theory of mind in The
International Encyclopedia of Biological Anthropology, Wenda Trevathan
(ed). John Wiley and Sons, Inc. In press.
Boucherie
P., H. Sosa S., Pasquaretta C. & Dufour V. (2016). A longitudinal
network analysis of social dynamics in rooks (Corvus frugilegus):
repeated group modifications do not affect social network in captive
rooks. Current Zoology, zow083. Available online.
Dufour
V. (2016). Theory of Mind. In International Encyclopedia of
Primatology, ed. Fuentes, A. Wiley-Blackwell, New Jersey.
Boucherie
P., Mariette M., Bret C. & Dufour V. (2016). Can monogamous birds
bond outside the mated pair? Social relationships in adult rooks
(Corvus frugilegus). Behaviour, Volume 153, Issue 8, pages 897 –
925;
DOI: 10.1163/1568539X-00003372.
Dufour
V., Poulin N., Curé C. & Sterck E.H.M. (2015). Chimpanzee drumming,
a spontaneous performance with characteristics of human musical
drumming. Scientific reports, 5, 1132.
Petit
O., Dufour V., Herrenschmidt M., De Marco A., Sterck E.H.M. & Call
J. (2015). Inference about food location in three cercopithecine
species: an insight into the socio-ecological cognition of primates.
Animal cognition, 18: 821-830.
Bourjade M., Call J., Pelé M., Maumy M. & Dufour V. (2014). Bonobos
and orang-utans, but not chimpanzees, flexibly plan for the future in a
token exchange task. Animal Cognition, 17: 1329-1340.
Pelé M., Broihanne M.H., Thierry B., Call J. & Dufour V. (2014). To
bet or not to bet? Decision-making under risk in non-human primates.
Journal of Risk and Uncertainty. 49: 141-166.
Steelandt S., Broihanne M.H., Romain A., Thierry B. & Dufour V.
(2013). Decision-making under risk of loss in children. PLoS One, 8 :
e52316.
Wascher C.A.F., Dufour V. & Bugnyar T. (2012). Carrion crows
cannot overcome impulsive choice in a quantitative exchange task.
Frontiers in Psychology, 3: 118.
Steelandt S., Dufour V., Broihanne M.H. & Thierry B. (2012).
Children base their investment on calculated pay-off. PLoS One, 7 (3) :
e33239.
Bourjade M., Thierry B., Call J. & Dufour V. (2012). Are monkeys
able to plan for future exchange? Animal Cognition, 15 (5) : 783-795.
Steelandt S., Thierry B., Broihanne M.H. & Dufour V. (2011). The
ability of children to delay gratification in an exchange task,
Cognition, 122 : 416-425.
Dufour V., Wascher C.A.F., Braun A., Miller R. & Bugnyar T. (2011).
Corvids can decide if a future reward is worth waiting for. Biology
Letters, in press.
Leonardi R., Vick S.J. & Dufour V. (2011).Waiting for more: The
performance of domestic dogs (Canis familiaris) on exchange tasks.
Animal Cognition, available online.
Dekleva M., Dufour V., de Vries H., Spruijt B.M. & Sterck E.H.M.
(2011) Chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) fail a what-where-when task but
find rewards by means of a location-based association strategy. PloS
ONE 6(2) : e16593.
Dufour V., Sueur C., Whiten A. & Buchanan-Smith H.M. (2011). The
impact of moving to a novel environment on social networks, activity
and wellbeing in two new world primates. American journal of
Primatology, 73:1–10.
Steelandt S., Dufour V., Broihanne M. H. & Thierry B. (2011).Monkey
investment based on calculated pay-off. PloS ONE, 6(3): e17801.
Pelé M, Dufour V, Micheletta J & Thierry B (2010). Long-tailed
macaques display unexpected waiting in an exchange task. Animal
Cognition, 13: 263-271.
Pelé M, Micheletta J, Uhlrich P, Thierry B & Dufour V (2010). Delay
Maintenance inTonkean Macaques and Brown Capuchin Monkeys.
International Journal of Primatology, 32: 149-166.
Dufour V. (2010). Physical cognition and reasoning in animals. In
Encyclopedia of Behavioral Neuroscience. Koob G.F., Thompson R.F. &
Le Moal M. (eds.), Elsevier, Oxford.
Leonardi R, Buchanan-Smith HM, Dufour V, MacDonald C & Whiten A.
(2009). Living Together : Behaviour and welfare in single and mixed
species groups of capuchin (Cebus apella) and squirrel monkeys (Saimiri
sciureus). American Journal of Primatology, 72: 33-47.
Dufour V & Petit O (2009). Recognition of monkey faces by monkey
experts. Journal of Ethology, 28: 231-238.
Dufour, V., Pelé M., Neumann, M., Thierry B. & Call J. (2009),
Calculated reciprocity after all: computation behind token transfers in
orangutans. Biology Letters, 5 : 172-175.
Pelé M., Dufour V., Thierry B. & Call J. (2009).Token transfers
among great apes: species differences, gestural requests and reciprocal
exchange. Journal of Comparative Psychology, 123 : 375-384.
Dufour V. & Sterck E.H.M. (2008). Chimpanzees fail to plan in an
exchange task but succeed in a tool-using procedure.Behavioural
Processes. 79 : 19-27.
Sterck E.H.M. & Dufour V. (2007). First test then judge episodic
Memory in Primate. Behavioral & Brain Science. 30 : 333.
Dufour V., Pelé M., Sterck E.H.M. & Thierry B. (2007). Chimpanzee
anticipation of food return: coping with waiting time in an exchange
task. Journal of Comparative Psychology, 121, 145-155.
Dufour V., Pascalis O. & Petit O. (2006). Species-specific Face
recognition in primates, a comparative study in Brown Capuchin monkeys,
Tonkean macaques and Human. Behavioural Processes. 73, 107-113.
Ramseyer A., Pelé M., Dufour V., Chauvin C. & Thierry B. (2006).
Accepting loss : the temporal limits of reciprocity in brown capuchin
monkeys. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London B, 273 : 179-184.
Drapier M., Chauvin C., Dufour V., Uhlrich P. & Thierry B. (2005).
Food exchange with humans in brown capuchin monkeys. Primates 46,
241-248.
Dufour V., Coleman M., Campbell R., Petit O. & Pascalis O. (2004).
On the species-specificity of face recognition in human adults. Current
Psychology of Cognition 22, 315-333.
Dufour V. & Pascalis O. (2002). Du développement de la
reconnaissance des visages chez les primates, quel degré de similitude
existe-t-il entre les primates humains et les primates non humains ?
Primatologie 5, 3-29.
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Published abstracts for conferences
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Dufour
V., Pelé M., Thierry B. & Call J. (2010). Great apes and economics:
evidence of calculation behind reciprocal transfers. Primate
Research, 26 : 366.
Pelé
M., Broihanne M.H., Thierry B., Call J. & Dufour V. (2010). Non
human primates take their chance in a
food gambling game. Primate Research, 26 : 9.
Steelandt
S., Dufour V., Broihanne M. H. & Thierry B. 2009. Monkeys can
calculate pay-offs before
gambling in an exchange task. Folia Primatologica, 80 : 143-144.
Pelé
M, Dufour V, Sterck EHM & Thierry B (2006). L'anticipation du
bénéfice dans une tâche
d'échange de nourriture chez le chimpanzé. Folia Primatologica
78 : 196-208.
Dufour V., Pascalis O. & Petit O. (2005). Discrimination of species
of different primate genera in brown capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella)
assessed with a visual paired comparison paradigm. Primates report 72,
30.
Dufour V., Petit O. & Pascalis O. (2004). Primates share the same
face recognition system. Folia Primatologica 75 (S1), 256.
Dufour V., Pascalis O. & Petit O. (2002). It takes one to know one:
Species-specific face recognition system in humans and monkeys. Journal
of Cognitive Neuroscience (suppl) 69.
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Other
publications - Media
France culture : Les
matins d’été, « malin comme un corbeau »
(juillet 2014).
France Inter : La tête au carré, « l’intelligence des corvidés »
(octobre 2012).
Journal du dimanche, pages sciences par Juliette Demey, «
L’intelligence des corbeaux » (9 juin 2014).
Les carnets du management. « Prise de décisions, ce que les singes nous
apprennent de nous » (juin 2014).
Documentaire « Bird Brain » : diffusion sur Servus et Arte (octobre
2012).
Festival du film scientifique : « Bird Brain ». Diffusion suivi d’un
débat avec le public au Muséum d’Histoire Naturelle de Paris dans le
cadre du festival International du film scientifique (octobre 2012).
L’alsace : page sciences, « Le monde fascinant des corvidés » (avril
2014).
Le monde des sciences : « A quoi pensent les animaux », Hors
série : Pensées scientifiques sur la pensée, n° 34 (janvier 2014).
Marianne : « Les corbeaux savent-ils attendre ? » Hors série : Ce que
l’on ne sait toujours pas, n°799, Août 2013.
Sciences et Avenir : Usure don et prêt chez les singes. Hors série
n°152, L’incroyable socialité des animaux
Le corbeau , un être qui gagne à être connu. Exposition photographique
librairie Kleber, B. Stollof.
Dialogue d’oiseaux : Camille Martin, diplôme des arts décoratifs de
Strasbourg.
L’échange retardé chez les corvidés (Dufour et al. Biology Letters,
2012): Calculating crows know how to wait, ABC Science.
Usure, don et prêt chez les primates. Hors-Série Sciences et Avenir,
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Oral
communications & posters
Planning in
an exchange task in Orangutans. Dufour V. Pele M. & Call
J. Poster for the International Primatological Society, Edinburgh,
August 2008.
Anticipation
and planning in exchange tasks: the temporal dimension of cooperation
and its implication in the context of theory of mind. Dufour
V. Oral Communication for the workshop of the Netherlands Organisation
for Scientific Research (NWO) entitled « Theory of Mind: module or
emergent property? », Ede-Wareningen, Netherlands, Mars 2007.
Episodic
Memory and planning capacities in chimpanzees. Dufour V. Oral
Communication for the Francophone Society of Primatology, Strasbourg,
October 2006.
Episodic
memory and planning in chimpanzees. Dufour V. & Sterck L.
Oral Communication for the workshop of the NWO entitled "Animal model
in cognitive neurosciences". Leiden, Netherlands, October 2005.
For
how long can capuchin monkeys wait for a return ? Ramseyer A.,
Pelé M., Dufour V. & Thierry B. Poster for the European Federation
of Primatology, Göttingen, Germany, August 2005.
Discrimination
of different primate genera in brown capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella) as
assessed wit a visual paired comparison paradigm. Dufour V.,
Pascalis O., Petit O. Oral Communication for the European Federation of
Primatology, Göttingen, Germany, August 2005.
Do
Primate share the same face recognition system ? Dufour V.,
Pascalis O. & Petit O. Oral Communication for the annual congress
of the International Society of Primatology, Turino, Italy, August 2004.
Food
exchange with human in brown capuchin monkeys. Dufour V.,
Drapier M., Chauvin C., Thierry B. Oral Communication for the Annual
meeting of the Dutch Society of Behavioural Biology, Dalfsen, Pays Bas,
November 2004.
Comparative
study of face recognition in human and non human primates.
Dufour V., Pascalis O. & Petit O. Oral Communication for the annual
meeting of the French Society of Primatology (SFDP), Brussels, Belgium,
October 2003.
Role
of expertise on other primates face recognition in humans.
Dufour V., Kelly D., Pascalis O. & Petit O., Poster for the
workshop of the French society of psychology, Rennes, France, March
2003.
Face
recognition in human and non human primates. Dufour V., Petit
O. & Pascalis O., Oral communication for “les ateliers de
conjoncture” of the “Comportement, Cognition et Cerveau” meeting
(co-organised by the French Society of Psychology, SFP), Rennes,
France, March 2003.
The
observer video-pro, benefits and limits of this software in the study
of animal behaviour. Dufour V., Oral communication for the
annual meeting of the French Society for the Study of Animal Behaviour
(SFECA). Strasbourg, France, April 2002.
It takes one
to know one, species specific face recognition in Humans and Monkeys.
Dufour V., Pascalis O. & Petit O. Poster for the annual meeting of
the Cognitive Neuroscience Society, San Francisco, April 2002.
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