Sequences, meaning, and compositionality in primates: Cognitive processes relevant to the interaction of syntax and semantics All Restricted

Antoun, Angelle (Summer 2025)

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School	Laney Graduate School
Department	Psychology
Subfield / Discipline	Behavioral and Systems Neuroscience
Degree	Ph.D.
Submission	Dissertation
Language	English
Research Field	Psychology, Experimental Psychology, Cognitive Biology, Zoology
Keyword	Sequence Processing Compositionality Bonobo Language Evolution Monkey Syntax Primate Comparative Cognition Ape Semantics
Committee Chair / Thesis Advisor	Benjamin Wilson, Emory University
Committee Members	Robert Hampton, Emory University Lynne Nygaard, Emory University Dietrich Stout, Emory University Amanda Seed, University of St. Andrews Sarah Brosnan, Georgia State University

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