
Emily Grout
@emilymaygrout
PhD student @MPI_animalbehav | @livingingroups | communication & collective movement in coatis
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08-12-2014 17:10:14
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New video from DLR - English shows how we use space-based technology to better understand animal societies here on earth 🌍 Featuring Meg Crofoot Ecology of Animal Societies and Vivek Hari Sridhar with some lovely footage by Rob Nelson 📽️







🚨NEW paper🚨 and the FIRST first-authored one for brilliant #PhD student Isla Keesje Davidson. 🎉HURRAH 🍾 Context-dependent multimodal behaviour in a coral reef fish. 🐠 doi.org/10.1098/rsos.2… Ben Williams John Stratford @sharkslikejazz Prof. Steve Simpson University of Bristol Biological Sciences Royal Society Publishing



GPS is relatively new. So how can we study long-term animal movements? Our approach in Ecology Letters transforms historic location records (pre-GPS) into valuable data, revealing capuchins' responses to #climate and demographic change. #openaccess (doi.org/10.1111/ELE.14…) 1/8



1/9) Very excited to share that we have a new OA paper on rhythm in cetacean vocalizations in PNASNews! This was one of my favorite PhD thesis chapters. It continued to grow at MaxPlanck-Psycholinguistics with @AndreaRavignani, and I'm happy it's finally out in the world. doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2…



New preprint out (finally) !!!! We present YOLO-Behaviour, a flexible, easy to implement, robust framework for automated behavioural annotation from videos. Centre for the Adv Study of Collective Behaviour biorxiv.org/content/10.110…


🎉Congratulations to Emily Grout 🎓who successfully defended her thesis "Communication and fission-fusion dynamics in white-nosed coatis" , under the supervision of Meg Crofoot and Ariana Strandburg-Peshkin


🎉 Congratulations to Odd Jacobson 🎓who successfully defended his thesis "Social and environmental drivers of capuchin movement ecology: a long-term perspective" , under the supervision of Meg Crofoot and Susan Perry.


