Add to ORKGPrimates have traditionally been considered having a poor sense of smell compared to other orders of mammals, like carnivores, due to reduced olfactory structures of the primate brain. This thought, however, is slowly changing. There are now a range of studies showing that primates do use their sense of smell, for example in chemical communication. However, few studies have been carried out on olfactory-related behaviors in Great Apes. The aim of this study was to assess the occurrence of olfactory-related behaviors in captive chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes). The results do not only show that chimpanzees use their sense of smell, but also a behavioral difference between male and female chimpanzees. There was a significant difference between m...
Many species produce odor cues that enable them to be identified individually, as well as providing ...
Primates are traditionally considered to have a poor sense of smell. However, olfaction is important...
Abstract. Spontaneous responses to the scent marks of male Saguinus fuscicollis were tested in exper...
The importance of smell in humans is well established but we know little about it in regard to our c...
Primates were traditionally thought to have a reduced sense of smell. Although there is now evidence...
Primates were traditionally thought to have a reduced sense of smell. Although there is now evidence...
Although it is difficult for observers to determine how non-human primates use olfaction in a natura...
Primates were traditionally thought to have a reduced sense of smell. Although there is now evidenc...
We conducted a pilot study to test which odour source chimpanzees respond most strongly to by presen...
Olfaction is important across the animal kingdom for transferring information on e.g. 18 species, se...
Many species produce odor cues that enable them to be identified individually, as well as providing ...
Primates are typically considered microsmatic (i.e., having a relatively less developed sense of sme...
Primates are typically considered microsmatic (i.e., having a relatively less developed sense of sme...
Mammals communicate socially through visual, auditory and chemical signals. The chemical sense is th...
Mammals communicate socially through visual, auditory and chemical signals. The chemical sense is th...
Many species produce odor cues that enable them to be identified individually, as well as providing ...
Primates are traditionally considered to have a poor sense of smell. However, olfaction is important...
Abstract. Spontaneous responses to the scent marks of male Saguinus fuscicollis were tested in exper...
The importance of smell in humans is well established but we know little about it in regard to our c...
Primates were traditionally thought to have a reduced sense of smell. Although there is now evidence...
Primates were traditionally thought to have a reduced sense of smell. Although there is now evidence...
Although it is difficult for observers to determine how non-human primates use olfaction in a natura...
Primates were traditionally thought to have a reduced sense of smell. Although there is now evidenc...
We conducted a pilot study to test which odour source chimpanzees respond most strongly to by presen...
Olfaction is important across the animal kingdom for transferring information on e.g. 18 species, se...
Many species produce odor cues that enable them to be identified individually, as well as providing ...
Primates are typically considered microsmatic (i.e., having a relatively less developed sense of sme...
Primates are typically considered microsmatic (i.e., having a relatively less developed sense of sme...
Mammals communicate socially through visual, auditory and chemical signals. The chemical sense is th...
Mammals communicate socially through visual, auditory and chemical signals. The chemical sense is th...
Many species produce odor cues that enable them to be identified individually, as well as providing ...
Primates are traditionally considered to have a poor sense of smell. However, olfaction is important...
Abstract. Spontaneous responses to the scent marks of male Saguinus fuscicollis were tested in exper...