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  Introduction: ʿAjamī literacies of Africa: the Hausa, Fula, Mandinka, and Wolof traditions 

  Rodima-Taylor, Daivi; Robinson, David; Shereikis, Rebecca
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  Field laboratories for non-invasive wildlife and habitat health assessment and conservation 

  Knott, Cheryl; Scott, Amy M.; O'Connell, Caitlin A.; Susanto, Tri Wahyu; Kane, Erin E. (Oxford University Press, 2021)
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  Sociality predicts orangutan vocal phenotype 

  Lameira, A.R.; Santamaría-Bonfil, G.; Hardus, M.E.; Galeone, D.; Gamba, M.; Knott, Cheryl; Morrogh-Bernard, Helen; Nowak, M.G.; Campbell-Smith, Gail; Wich, Serge A. (Springer Science and Business Media LLC, 2022)

  In humans, individuals' social setting determines which and how language is acquired. Social seclusion experiments show that sociality also guides vocal development in songbirds and marmoset monkeys, but absence of similar ...
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  Can listeners assess men's self-reported health from their voice? 

  Albert, Graham; Arnocky, Steven; Puts, David A.; Hodges-Simeon, Carolyn R. (Elsevier BV, 2021-03)

  Men's voices may provide cues to overall condition; however, little research has assessed whether health status is reliably associated with perceivable voice parameters. In Study 1, we investigated whether listeners could ...
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  Sacred landscape and cultural astronomy on the Marcahuasi Plateau, Peru 

  Carballo, David M.; Ruzo, Luis Octavio; Zheng, Qi; Kassakian, Peter; Aveni, Anthony (2022-10-07)

  The Marcahuasi plateau, in the highlands of Huarochirí Province, Peru, is touristed today for its landscape of evocative stone formations and archaeological remains. We present ethnohistorical documentation of the cultural ...
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  Mesoamerican urbanism: indigenous institutions, infrastructure, and resilience 

  Carballo, David M.; Feinman, Gary M.; López Corral, Aurelio (SAGE Publications, 2022-07-12)

  Mesoamerica was the most urbanised landscape of the precolonial Western Hemisphere, and urban dwellers there shared many cultural commonalities. They also varied significantly regarding what social institutions they ...
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  Big Gods and big science: further reflections on theory, data, and analysis 

  Turchin, P.; Whitehouse, H.; Larson, J.; Cioni, E.; Reddish, J.; Hoyer, D.; Savage, P.E.; Covey, R.A.; Baines, J.; Altaweel, M.; Anderson, E.; Bol, P.; Brandl, E.; Carballo, David M.; Feinman, G.; Korotayev, A.; Kradin, N.; Levine, J.D.; Nugent, S.E.; Squitieri, A.; Wallace, V.; François, P.
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  Confronting ethical challenges in long-term research programs in the tropics 

  Seidlera, R.; Primack, Richard; Goswami, V.; Khaling, S.; Devy, M.; Corlett, R.; Knott, Cheryl; Kane, E.; Susanto, T.W.; Otali, E. (Elsevier, 2021-01)

  Ecologists and conservation biologists conducting long-term research programs in the tropics must confront serious ethical challenges that revolve around economic inequalities, cultural differences, supporting the local ...
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  Post-release survival rates and welfare of rehabilitated vervet monkeys in Malawi 

  Angley, Laura Patricia; Mikulski, Nick; Sievert, Olivia; Salb, Amanda Lee; Schmitt, Christopher A. (Animal Behavior Society, 2021-08-01)

  Research on primate rehabilitation-release (R&R) is limited, and released troop mortality is generally high. We investigated factors affecting survival and welfare of a rehabilitant troop of vervet monkeys (Chlorocebus ...
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  Mamadou Lo, Un aspect de la poésie “Wolofal” Mouride: l’éducation morale et spirituelle de l’Aspirant (al Murid) dans la production de Sëriñ Mbay Jaxate 

  Ngom, Fallou (Brill, 2021-09-01)

  The book’s author, Mamadou Lo, has a dual education. He is as well versed in the Senegalese French-based education system as he is in the Murid Islamic education system. He has served as a humanities teacher in the Senegalese ...

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