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Scientific Reports|November 23, 2019
Spontaneous Yawning and its Potential Functions in South American Sea Lions (Otaria flavescens)Elisabetta Palagi, Federico Guillén-Salazar, Clara Llamazares-MartínScientific Reports|November 5, 2020
Mirror replication of sexual facial expressions increases the success of sexual contacts in bonobosElisabetta Palagi, Marta Bertini, Giulia Annicchiarico, et al.American Journal of Primatology|August 29, 2015
Testing yawning hypotheses in wild populations of two strepsirrhine species: Propithecus verreauxi and Lemur cattaAlessandra Zannella, Ivan Norscia, Roscoe Stanyon, et al.Plos One|May 17, 2017
Are horses capable of mirror self-recognition? A pilot studyPaolo Baragli, Elisa Demuru, Chiara Scopa, et al.Emotion (Washington, D.C.)|July 13, 2018
Facial mimicry and play: A comparative study in chimpanzees and gorillasElisabetta Palagi, Ivan Norscia, Serena Pressi, et al.Current Zoology|April 23, 2025
Yawning in sync: implications for social cohesion in horsesAlice Galotti, Martina Romano, Paolo Baragli, et al.Plos One|June 12, 2008
Preference transitivity and symbolic representation in capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella)Elsa Addessi, Alessandra Mancini, Lara Crescimbene, et al.Plos One|May 23, 2012
Sexual signalling in Propithecus verreauxi: male "chest badge" and female mate choiceStefania Dall'Olio, Ivan Norscia, Daniela Antonacci, et al.Scientific Reports|December 4, 2018
Physiological outcomes of calming behaviors support the resilience hypothesis in horsesChiara Scopa, Elisabetta Palagi, Claudio Sighieri, et al.Plos One|March 8, 2018
Differences in play can illuminate differences in affiliation: A comparative study on chimpanzees and gorillasGiada Cordoni, Ivan Norscia, Maria Bobbio, et al.Pageof 21