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Peter Clark
Peter Clark
Lecturer in Psychology, University of Lincoln
Verified email at lincoln.ac.uk
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Morphological variants of silent bared‐teeth displays have different social interaction outcomes in crested macaques (Macaca nigra)
PR Clark, BM Waller, AM Burrows, E Julle‐Danière, M Agil, A Engelhardt, ...
American Journal of Physical Anthropology 173 (3), 411-422, 2020
282020
The face is central to primate multicomponent signals
BM Waller, E Kavanagh, J Micheletta, PR Clark, J Whitehouse
International Journal of Primatology, 1-17, 2022
82022
Crested macaque facial movements are more intense and stereotyped in potentially risky social interactions
PR Clark, BM Waller, M Agil, J Micheletta
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B 377 (1860), 20210307, 2022
72022
Higher social tolerance is associated with more complex facial behavior in macaques
AV Rincon, BM Waller, J Duboscq, A Mielke, C Pérez, PR Clark, ...
Elife 12, RP87008, 2023
22023
Socially tolerant macaques use more complex facial behavior than intolerant macaques
AV Rincon, BM Waller, J Duboscq, A Mielke, C Pérez, PR Clark, ...
bioRxiv, 2022.12. 07.519469, 2022
22022
Using objective methods to re-examine macaque facial expressions
PR Clark
University of Portsmouth, 2021
12021
Pseudoreplication in primate communication research: 10 years on
J Whitehouse, PR Clark, J Micheletta, K Liebal, KE Slocombe, BM Waller
International journal of primatology, 1-13, 2023
2023
Distinguishing Variants of Primate Facial Expressions Using the Facial Action Coding System for Macaques (MaqFACS)
P Clark, B Waller, E Julle-Daniere, J Micheletta
FOLIA PRIMATOLOGICA 91 (3), 284-284, 2020
2020
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