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hand preference during bimanual coordinated task in northern pig-tailed macaques Macaca leonina

Current Zoology 2016年第4期62卷 385-391页

作者： Dapeng ZHAO Yuan WANG Xueyan WEI Tianjin Key Laboratory of Animal and Plant Resistance College of Life Sciences Tianjin Normal University Tianjin 300387 Wildlife Institute Beijing Forestry University Eco-Bridge Continental Beijing 100083 China

In humans, handedness is one defining characteristic regardless of cultures and ethnicity. Population-level right handedness is considered to be related with the evolution of left hemisphere for manual control and language. In order to further understand evolutionary origins of human cerebral lateralization and its behavioral adaptation, standardized measures on hand preference are required to make reliable comparison in nonhuman primate species. In this study, we present the first evidence on hand preference during bimanual coordinated tasks in northern pig-tailed ma- caques Macaca leonina. The classical TUBE task was applied to examine hand preference among nine individuals from Tianjin Zoo of China. We recorded and made analysis on both frequency and bout data on manual laterality. The results consistently show that subjects displayed strong indi- vidual hand preferences, whereas no significant group-level handedness was found. There were no sex and age significant differences on both direction and strength of hand preference. The M. leonina preferred to use the index finger to extract the baited food inside the tube. Our findings fill the knowledge gap on primate handedness, and efficiently affirm the robustness of the TUBE task as one efficient measure of hand preference in primates.

关键词： bimanual coordination hand preference Macaca leonina primate evolution.

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LATERALITY OF THE MANUAL FUNCTION IN WILD SIFAKAS PROPITHECUS VERRE AUXIVERREAUXI

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The Xixth Congress The International Primatological Society

作者： Spiezio C. Rigamonti M.M. Kappeler P.M. Poli M.D. Psychology Institute University of Milan 20134 Milan Italy Center of Primatology HSR Scientific Institute San Raffaele Milan Institute of Neuroscience and Bioimaging-CNR Milan - University of Milano-Bicocca Milan - University Vita-Salute Milan Italy Center of Primatology HSR Scientific Institute San Raffaele Milan Institute of Neuroscience and Bioimaging-CNR Milan - University of Milano-Bicocca Milan - University Vita-Salute Milan Italy German Primate Center 37077 Gottingen Germany. German Primate Center 37077 Gottingen Germany. Psychology Institute University of Milan 20134 Milan Italy Psychology Institute University of Milan 20134 Milan Italy Psychology Institute University of Milan 20134 Milan Italy

＜正＞ MacNeilage, Studdert-Kennedy and Lindblom （1991） postulated that handedness evolved in primates through selective pressures that favoured lateral bias for postural support and feeding. Accordingly, primates evolved a left hand specialisation for visually guided food reaching and right hand specialisation for postural support. We observed 20 wild Verreaux’s sifaka （Propithecus verreauxi verreauxi） in

关键词： hand preference iateraiity Propimecus verreauxi verreauxi

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