
Publications of Isabelle B. Laumer
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Journal Article (13)
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15 (1), 14853 (2025)
Wild and zoo-housed orangutans differ in how they explore objects. Scientific Reports 2.
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15 (1), 20067 (2025)
Bonobos tend to behave optimistically after hearing laughter. Scientific Reports 3.
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14 (1), 8932 (2024)
Active self-treatment of a facial wound with a biologically active plant by a male Sumatran orangutan. Scientific Reports 4.
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291 (2016), 20232345 (2024)
Spontaneous playful teasing in four great ape species. Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 5.
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13 (1), 13184 (2023)
Ecological, social, and intrinsic factors affecting wild orangutans' curiosity, assessed using a field experiment. Scientific Reports 6.
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24 (3), pp. 457 - 470 (2021)
Object manufacture based on a memorized template: Goffin's cockatoos attend to different model features. Animal Cognition 7.
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16 (6), e0253416 (2021)
Individual Goffin ' s cockatoos (Cacatua goffiniana) show flexible targeted helping in a tool transfer task. PLoS One 8.
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14 (2), e0211031 (2019)
Orangutans (Pongo abelii) make flexible decisions relative to reward quality and tool functionality in a multi-dimensional tool-use task. PLoS One 9.
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8, 16518 (2018)
Spontaneous innovation of hook-bending and unbending in orangutans (Pongo abelii). Scientific Reports 10.
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284 (1862), 20171026 (2017)
Can hook-bending be let off the hook? Bending/unbending of pliant tools by cockatoos. Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 11.
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12 (11), 20160689 (2016)
Goffin's cockatoos make the same tool type from different materials. Biology Letters 12.
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6, 28380 (2016)
Flexible decision-making relative to reward quality and tool functionality in Goffin cockatoos (Cacatua goffiniana). Scientific Reports 13.
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9 (3), 20121092 (2013)
Goffin cockatoos wait for qualitative and quantitative gains but prefer 'better' to 'more'. Biology Letters