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Erica Cartmill

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Indiana University Bloomington

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College of Arts & Sciences

Anthropology, Department of

Cognitive Science Program

Erica Cartmill is currently serving as an Anthropology, Department Of Professor at Indiana University Bloomington.

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cognitive science animal cognition primate behavior communication evolutionary biology animal behavior human behavior cognition primatology language evolution language development child development cognitive development gesture processing human-animal interactions neuroscience child language avian biology primate gesture biological anthropology motor control visual perception mammalian biology developmental psychology early childhood development human cognition motion analysis movement analysis cognitive psychology gesture recognition verbal interactions oral communication gestural communication animal science physical anthropology evolutionary anthropology mammalogy zoology developmental science behavioral ecology mathematics education mathematical sciences language comprehension embodied cognition gait analysis mating psychology brain modeling neuroinformatics multisensory integration speech input cognitive communication animal minds theoretical mathematics history of mathematics foundation of mathematics latin american archaeology paleolithic archaeology historical archaeology american archaeology tool use breeding behavior communication strategies early parent input non-human primates mental representation natural parent-child interactions referential intent intentional meanings primate gestures orangutan gestures tool-using woodpecker finches cognitive adaptive specializations diagonal-sequence walking evolutionary roots playful teasing great ape gestures language learning parent-infant interaction psycholinguistics primate communication language symbiosis human-ai interaction language science cognitive interaction cognitive modeling ai systems language social robotics evolutionary psychology

Notable Scholarly Works

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Data_Laumer Et Al. From Spontaneous Playful Teasing in Four Great Ape Species. Figshare (2024)

I. B. LaumerS. L. WinklerF. RossanoE. A. Cartmill

animal behaviorprimatologyhuman-animal interactionsprimate behavioranimal cognitionhuman behaviorgreat ape speciesevolutionary biologybehavioral sciences

Icy (Yunyi) ZhangTina IzadErica A. Cartmill

discourse analysiscognitive psychologycommunicationinterpersonal communicationhuman communicationcognitioncognitive sciencepsychologyspeech perceptionparalinguisticsspeech communicationpolitical communicationverbal interactionsoral communication

Spontaneous Playful Teasing in Four Great Ape Species. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2024)

I. B. LaumerS. L. WinklerF. RossanoE. A. Cartmill

animal behaviorbiologyprimatologyavian biologyhuman-animal interactionsprimate behavioranimal cognitionhuman behaviorgreat ape speciesevolutionary biologybreeding behaviorbehavioral sciences

Overcoming Bias in the Comparison of Human Language and Animal Communication. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Erica A. Cartmill

human languagehuman-animal interactionscommunicationlanguagehuman behavioranimal communication

A Robust Tool Kit: First Report of Tool Use in Captive Crested Capuchin Monkeys ( Sapajus Robustus ). American Journal of Primatology (2022)

Danielle L. SteinbergJessica W. LynchErica A. Cartmill

primatologyprimate behaviortool usecapuchin monkeysrobust tool kitbehavioral sciences

Mind the Gap. Environmental Health Perspectives (2021)

Li LiuHaoliang WangAn WangMengbai XiaoYue ChengSongqing Chen

image size additionaleuler societydiscrete mathematicsergodic theoryhistory of mathematicsmathematics educationtheoretical mathematicsprobability theorymathematical sciencesleonhard eulerapplied mathematicsmathematicsfoundation of mathematicsphilosophy of mathematics

Just Kidding: The Evolutionary Roots of Playful Teasing. Biology Letters (2020)

Johanna EckertSasha L. WinklerErica A. Cartmill

evolutionary psychologybiologyanimal behaviorplayful teasingevolutionary rootscognitive sciencehuman behaviorsocial behaviormating psychologyevolutionary biology

The Body of Hierarchy: Hand Gestures on Classic Maya Ceramics and Their Social Significance. Ancient Mesoamerica (2020)

Anna BishopErica A. Cartmill

cultural studieshistorical archaeologyarthand gesturesanthropologyart historyancient mesoamericacultural historyamerican archaeologylatin american archaeologysocial historycultural heritagelatin american antiquityanthropological archaeologyarchaeologysocial significancecultural anthropologyarchaeological practicepaleolithic archaeology

Developmental Perspectives on Primate Gesture: 100 Years in the Making. Animal Cognition (2019)

Erica A. CartmillCatherine Hobaiter

developmental scienceanimal cognitiondevelopmental biologyprimate gesturedevelopmental perspectivescognitive development

Gesturing Towards the Future: Cognition, Big Data, and the Future of Comparative Gesture Research. Animal Cognition (2019)

Erica A. CartmillCatherine Hobaiter

big datacognitioncognitive scienceanimal cognitioncomparative gesture research

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Erica Cartmill

Professor

Indiana University Bloomington

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Anthropology, Department of

Cognitive Science Program

Erica Cartmill is currently serving as an Anthropology, Department Of Professor at Indiana University Bloomington.

Honors

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Experiences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Data_Laumer Et Al. From Spontaneous Playful Teasing in Four Great Ape Species. Figshare (2024)

I. B. LaumerS. L. WinklerF. RossanoE. A. Cartmill

animal behaviorprimatologyhuman-animal interactionsprimate behavioranimal cognitionhuman behaviorgreat ape speciesevolutionary biologybehavioral sciences

Icy (Yunyi) ZhangTina IzadErica A. Cartmill

Spontaneous Playful Teasing in Four Great Ape Species. Proceedings of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2024)

I. B. LaumerS. L. WinklerF. RossanoE. A. Cartmill

animal behaviorbiologyprimatologyavian biologyhuman-animal interactionsprimate behavioranimal cognitionhuman behaviorgreat ape speciesevolutionary biologybreeding behaviorbehavioral sciences

Overcoming Bias in the Comparison of Human Language and Animal Communication. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Erica A. Cartmill

human languagehuman-animal interactionscommunicationlanguagehuman behavioranimal communication

A Robust Tool Kit: First Report of Tool Use in Captive Crested Capuchin Monkeys ( Sapajus Robustus ). American Journal of Primatology (2022)

Danielle L. SteinbergJessica W. LynchErica A. Cartmill

primatologyprimate behaviortool usecapuchin monkeysrobust tool kitbehavioral sciences

Mind the Gap. Environmental Health Perspectives (2021)

Li LiuHaoliang WangAn WangMengbai XiaoYue ChengSongqing Chen

Just Kidding: The Evolutionary Roots of Playful Teasing. Biology Letters (2020)

Johanna EckertSasha L. WinklerErica A. Cartmill

evolutionary psychologybiologyanimal behaviorplayful teasingevolutionary rootscognitive sciencehuman behaviorsocial behaviormating psychologyevolutionary biology

The Body of Hierarchy: Hand Gestures on Classic Maya Ceramics and Their Social Significance. Ancient Mesoamerica (2020)

Anna BishopErica A. Cartmill

Developmental Perspectives on Primate Gesture: 100 Years in the Making. Animal Cognition (2019)

Erica A. CartmillCatherine Hobaiter

developmental scienceanimal cognitiondevelopmental biologyprimate gesturedevelopmental perspectivescognitive development

Gesturing Towards the Future: Cognition, Big Data, and the Future of Comparative Gesture Research. Animal Cognition (2019)

Erica A. CartmillCatherine Hobaiter

big datacognitioncognitive scienceanimal cognitioncomparative gesture research

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