Joseph Mine

Researcher in Animal Communication

[Joseph Mine @JosephMine95]

https://t.co/KPIziv61ls
My dad recently came out of his retirement to write a story about an important archaeological discovery in my hometown of Fano. If you’re interested in some funky roman history, maybe you’ll like it! 🏦

[Joseph Mine @JosephMine95]

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[Joseph Mine @JosephMine95]

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[Joseph Mine @JosephMine95]

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[Joseph Mine @JosephMine95]

Killer whales can teach us a thing or two about communication complexity... but only if we rise up to the challenge! #killerwhales @lets_experiment

We are crowdfunding in order to support the participation of motivated students in our expedition 🙏

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[Simon W. Townsend @SimonWTownsend]

This is a huge honour and I am incredibly grateful to my group for nominating me in the first place! @Mael_Lx @BabblingBirds @the_half_ling @FranzisWegdell @JosephMine95 🎊🎉

[Silvan Spiess @BabblingBirds]

Check out my first ever paper in @IntJPrimatology🐦
Does an Australian bird produce syntax-like structures? W/ @SimonWTownsend @cheekybabbler @HelephantMylne @JosephMine95
In case you were wondering what a bird paper is doing in a primate journal, its part of a special issue. 🧵

[Alexandra B. Bosshard @the_half_ling]

✨ My first PhD chapter published! 🌻✨
Out today in BEAS @SpringerNature
With @Mael_Lx, Nicholas A. Lester, @BalthasarBickel, @sabine_stoll and @SimonWTownsend on identifying non-random call combinations, termed call-ocations
https://t.co/uDrYtcbHCw
1/5

[Joseph Mine @JosephMine95]

The study sheds light on the antiquity of the communication-cooperation interface in the human lineage. It offers promising insight for the study of language evolution and the mechanisms underlying group cooperation in non-humans. 5/5

[Joseph Mine @JosephMine95]

✨My first ever paper, out today in @ScienceAdvances✨
@isle @uzh_en @SimonWTownsend
@zeppypearl @ian_gilby
We establish a link between group cooperation and vocal communication in the hunting behaviour of wild chimpanzees.
https://t.co/NmDG9kVII3
1/5

[Joseph Mine @JosephMine95]

Why do chimps only bark sometimes? How do barks function to catalyze hunts? What are the cognitive mechanisms underlying bark production? These are some of the points we discuss. 4/5