Dora Biro

This study examines how human dyads form and maintain conventions in a color-matching game under different informational conditions, finding that more information delays convention formation but does not reduce their stability.

This study examines how familiarity between homing pigeons affects leader-follower dynamics during navigation, finding that asymmetric information transfer occurs initially but stabilizes over time with little impact on navigation performance.

This study quantifies the oculomotor range of head-fixed common marmosets using naturalistic stimuli, finding limited changes compared to previous studies.

This study examines nonadjacent dependencies in chimpanzee tool-use sequences, finding evidence of hierarchical structuring similar to human language.

This study examines how aging affects nut-cracking behavior in wild chimpanzees, finding age-related declines in engagement and efficiency with individual variability.