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- 2020
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A Multisensory Approach to Rock Art : Exploring Tactile and Visual Dimensions in the Southern Scandinavian Rock Art Tradition
Skoglund, Peter ; Persson, Tomas LU
and
Cabak Rédei, Anna
LU
(2020)
In Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society
p.1-16
Mark
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Imitation recognition and its prosocial effects in 6-month old infants
Sauciuc, Gabriela-Alina LU ; Zlakowska, Jagoda ; Persson, Tomas LU
;
Lenninger, Sara
LU
and
Madsen, Elainie
LU
(2020)
In PLoS ONE
15(5).
Mark
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Hunting stories in Scandinavian rock art : Aspects of "tellability" in the North vs. the South
Ranta, Michael LU ; Persson, Tomas LU
;
Skoglund, Peter
and
Gjerde, Jan Magne
(2020)
In Oxford Journal of Archaeology
Mark
- 2019
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Flexibility and context specificity of communicative rhythmic behaviours in chimpanzees
Sauciuc, Gabriela-Alina LU ; Zlakowska, Jagoda ; Klang, Karl Johan and Persson, Tomas LU
(2019)
Aspects of Neuroscience
p.128-129
Mark
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Social antecedents and consequences of rhythmic behaviours in chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes)
Sauciuc, Gabriela-Alina LU ; Zlakowska, Jagoda ; Klang, Karl Johan ; Bååth, Rasmus LU and Persson, Tomas LU
(2019)
SweCog
p.8-8
Mark
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Social antecedents of rhythmic behaviours in chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes)
Sauciuc, Gabriela-Alina LU ; Klang, Karl Johan ; Zlakowska, Jagoda and Persson, Tomas LU
(2019)
Our Primate Heritage, Our Primate Legacy
8th European Federation for Primatology Meeting Mark -
Levels of Narrativity in Scandinavian Bronze Age Petroglyphs
Ranta, Michael LU ; Skoglund, Peter ; Cabak Rédei, Anna LU and Persson, Tomas LU
(2019)
In Cambridge Archaeological Journal
29(3).
p.497-516
Mark
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Applying cartosemiotics to rock art : an example from Aspeberget, Sweden
Cabak Rédei, Anna LU ; Skoglund, Peter and Persson, Tomas LU
(2019)
In Social Semiotics
29(4).
p.543-556
Mark
- 2018
- Animal cognition : Explaining cognitive evolution by way of experimental psychology – At all possible?
- Synesthetic Associations Between Voice and Gestures in Preverbal Infants : Weak Effects and Methodological Concerns