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Animal Cognition|September 19, 2007
Can brown lemurs (Eulemur fulvus) learn to deceive a human competitor?Emilie Genty, Jane Foltz, Jean-Jacques RoederPrimates; Journal of Primatology|March 12, 2011
Can lemurs (Eulemur fulvus and E. macaco) use abstract representations of quantities to master the reverse-reward contingency task?Emilie Genty, Jean-Jacques RoederJournal of Experimental Psychology. Animal Behavior Processes|April 26, 2006
Can lemurs learn to deceive? A study in the black lemur (Eulemur macaco)Emilie Genty, Jean-Jacques RoederJournal of Comparative Psychology (Washington, D.C. : 1983)|December 19, 2007
Transfer of self-control in black (Eulemur macaco) and brown (Eulemur fulvus) lemurs: choice of a less preferred food item under a reverse-reward contingencyEmilie Genty, Jean-Jacques RoederBehavioural Processes|November 4, 2010
Testing brown lemurs (Eulemur fulvus) on the reverse-reward contingency task without a modified procedureEmilie Genty, Paul Chu Sin Chung, Jean-Jacques RoederCommunicative & Integrative Biology|February 5, 2016
Iconic gesturing in bonobosEmilie Genty, Klaus ZuberbühlerCurrent Biology : CB|July 8, 2014
Spatial reference in a bonobo gestureEmilie Genty, Klaus ZuberbühlerPlos One|November 3, 2012
Brown lemurs (Eulemur fulvus) can master the qualitative version of the reverse-reward contingencyYannick Glady, Émilie Genty, Jean-Jacques RoederAnimal Cognition|August 4, 2009
Why do gorillas make sequences of gestures?Emilie Genty, Richard W ByrneScientific Reports|November 6, 2015
Complex patterns of signalling to convey different social goals of sex in bonobos, Pan paniscusEmilie Genty, Christof Neumann, Klaus ZuberbühlerPageof 3