James Brooks

This paper builds a model to simulate social network data and shows how changes in underlying behavioural processes affect global network metrics in animal social systems.

The paper shows wild chimpanzees increase social connectivity before risky group actions, forming broader but less dense affiliative networks.

This study documents a captive chimpanzee's ability to produce flexible rhythmic drumming across different tempos and techniques, showing similarities to human musicality.

This study uses eye-tracking to examine visual attention in chimpanzees and bonobos during tool-use demonstrations, finding attentional differences based on prior knowledge.