Ellis J G Langley
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Beardsworth C, Whiteside M, Capstick L, Laker P, Langley E, Nathan R, et al.
R Soc Open Sci
. 2021 May;
8(3):201758.
PMID: 33959338
Memories about the spatial environment, such as the locations of foraging patches, are expected to affect how individuals move around the landscape. However, individuals differ in the ability to remember...
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Langley E, Adams G, Beardsworth C, Dawson D, Laker P, Van Horik J, et al.
Behav Ecol
. 2020 Aug;
31(3):798-806.
PMID: 32821079
To understand the evolution of cognitive abilities, we need to understand both how selection acts upon them and their genetic (co)variance structure. Recent work suggests that there are fitness consequences...
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Langley E, Van Horik J, Whiteside M, Beardsworth C, Weiss M, Madden J
J Anim Ecol
. 2020 Mar;
89(6):1340-1349.
PMID: 32118295
Social environments influence important ecological processes and can determine how selection acts on traits. Cognitive abilities can shape these social environments and in turn, affect individuals' fitness. To understand how...
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Whiteside M, Bess M, Frasnelli E, Beardsworth C, Langley E, Van Horik J, et al.
Learn Behav
. 2020 Jan;
48(1):84-95.
PMID: 31916193
The differential specialization of each side of the brain facilitates the parallel processing of information and has been documented in a wide range of animals. Animals that are more lateralized...
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Van Horik J, Beardsworth C, Laker P, Langley E, Whiteside M, Madden J
Anim Cogn
. 2019 Sep;
22(6):1105-1114.
PMID: 31471781
The ability to control impulsive actions is an important executive function that is central to the self-regulation of behaviours and, in humans, can have important implications for mental and physical...
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Van Horik J, Langley E, Whiteside M, Madden J
Intelligence
. 2019 Jun;
74:53-61.
PMID: 31217648
It remains unclear whether performance of non-human animals on cognitive test batteries can be explained by domain general cognitive processes, as is found in humans. The persistence of this dispute...
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Langley E, Van Horik J, Whiteside M, Beardsworth C, Madden J
PeerJ
. 2018 Nov;
6:e5738.
PMID: 30479883
Individual differences in performances on cognitive tasks have been found to differ according to social rank across multiple species. However, it is not clear whether an individual's cognitive performance is...
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Whiteside M, Van Horik J, Langley E, Beardsworth C, Madden J
PeerJ
. 2018 Oct;
6:e5674.
PMID: 30280042
Fine scale sexual segregation outside of the mating season is common in sexually dimorphic and polygamous species, particularly in ungulates. A number of hypotheses predict sexual segregation but these are...
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Whiteside M, Bess M, Frasnelli E, Beardsworth C, Langley E, Van Horik J, et al.
Sci Rep
. 2018 Sep;
8(1):13791.
PMID: 30214056
Brain lateralization is considered adaptive because it leads to behavioral biases and specializations that bring fitness benefits. Across species, strongly lateralized individuals perform better in specific behaviors likely to improve...
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Langley E, Van Horik J, Whiteside M, Madden J
Anim Behav
. 2018 Aug;
142:87-93.
PMID: 30147111
To understand how natural selection may act on cognitive processes, it is necessary to reliably determine interindividual variation in cognitive abilities. However, an individual's performance in a cognitive test may...