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Roberta Salmi

Associate Professor

University of Georgia

Affiliations

Franklin College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Anthropology

Department of Marine Sciences

Roberta Salmi is currently serving as an Anthropology Associate Professor at University of Georgia.

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Roberta Salmi

University of Georgia

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evolutionary biology animal behavior avian biology primate behavior primatology mammalogy behavioral sciences ecology animal cognition anthropology bioacoustics biological anthropology ornithology animal science human-animal interactions thanatology human-wildlife relationships wild western gorillas dominance style human behavior mammalian biology physical anthropology wildlife sri lanka vocal use nonhuman primates key predictor speech perception entomology ethology zoology evolutionary anthropology acoustic ecology animal behaviour animal performance animal studies gorilla gorilla gorilla gorilla gorilla signal processing phonetics sound open science adaptation plo biology animal nutrition animal physiology information theory spatial cognition rodent ecology auditory science predator-prey interactions breeding behavior mating psychology speciation voice recognition human interaction verbal interactions language evolution comparative psychology population ecology human-environment interactions morphological evidence zoogeography tool use conflict studies acoustic sequences contextual use travel routes western gorillas individual distinctiveness call types endangered langurs gut microbiome behavioral ecology

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Male Infanticide in the Northern Purple‐Faced Langur ( Semnopithecus Vetulus Philbricki) in the Kaludiyapukuna Forest Reserve, Sri Lanka. American Journal of Primatology (2024)

Roberta SalmiAmy LuAlexandra N. HofnerCharith MadushanDilan ThisaruElizabeth K. MallottRajnish Vandercone

kaludiyapukuna forest reserveprimatologynorthern purple-faced langurmale infanticidesri lankaecology

Hand Preference in Wild Crab‐Eating Capuchin Monkeys ( Sapajus Libidinosus ) in the Coastal Area of Northest Brazil. American Journal of Primatology (2023)

Roberta SalmiKristie LeJardeani M. SilvaDaiana P. ConceiçãoAndrea PresottoRicardo Rodrigues dos Santos

ornithologyhand preferenceprimatologyanimal behaviorbiological anthropologythanatologynorthest brazilneurosciencebehavioral sciencescoastal areaprimate behavioranimal cognitionanimal ecologybehavioral ecology

The Coexistence of People and Bearded Capuchins (Sapajus Libidinosus) in a Nonindustrial Ecosystem: An Assessment of Tourist and Local Perceptions in the Coastal Area of MaranhãO, Brazil. International Journal of Primatology (2023)

Alexandra N. HofnerPaulo CarvalhoMariana Pissarra MatosAndrea PresottoRicardo Rodrigues dos SantosRoberta Salmi

primatologypopulation ecologywildlifehuman-environment interactionssapajus libidinosushuman-wildlife relationshipsthanatologynonindustrial ecosystembehavioral sciencesevolutionary biologycoastal areaurban ecologyecologylocal perceptions

A Novel Attention-Getting Vocalization in Zoo-Housed Western Gorillas. PLoS ONE (2022)

Roberta SalmiMonica SzczupiderJodi Carrigan

avian biologyanimal behaviorattentionhuman-wildlife relationshipsanimal cognitionhuman-animal interactionszoo-housed western gorillasbehavioral scienceszoologyprimate behaviorcommunicationcognitive sciencebioacoustics

Dominance Style is a Key Predictor of Vocal Use and Evolution Across Nonhuman Primates. Royal Society Open Science (2021)

Eithne KavanaghSally E. StreetFelix O. AngwelaThore J. BergmanMaryjka B. BlaszczykLaura M. BoltMargarita Briseño-JaramilloMichelle BrownChloe Chen-KrausZanna ClayCamille CoyeMelissa Emery ThompsonAlejandro EstradaClaudia FichtelBarbara FruthMarco GambaCristina GiacomaKirsty E. GrahamSamantha GreenCyril C. GrueterShreejata GuptaMorgan L. GustisonLindsey HagbergDaniela HedwigKatharine M. JackPeter M. KappelerGillian King-BaileyBarbora KuběnováAlban LemassonDavid MacGregor InglisZarin MachandaAndrew MacIntoshBonaventura MajoloSophie MarshallStephanie MercierJérôme MichelettaMartin MullerHugh NotmanKarim OuattaraJulia OstnerMary S. M. PavelkaLouise R. PeckreMegan PetersdorfFredy QuinteroGabriel Ramos-FernándezMartha M. RobbinsRoberta SalmiIsaac SchambergValérie A. M. SchoofOliver SchülkeStuart SempleJoan B. SilkJ. Roberto Sosa-LopézValeria TortiDaria ValenteRaffaella VenturaErica van de WaalAnna H. WeyherClaudia WilkeRichard WranghamChristopher YoungAnna ZanoliKlaus ZuberbühlerAdriano R. LameiraKatie Slocombe

vocal useavian biologyprimatologyanimal behaviorevolutionary anthropologymammalogyevolutionary biologydominance stylenonhuman primatesprimate behaviorkey predictoropen sciencebioacousticsadaptation

Individual Level Data From Dominance Style is a Key Predictor of Vocal Use and Evolution Across Nonhuman Primates. Figshare (2021)

Eithne KavanaghSally E. StreetFelix O. AngwelaThore J. BergmanMaryjka B. BlaszczykLaura M. BoltMargarita Briseño-JaramilloMichelle BrownChloe Chen-KrausZanna ClayCamille CoyeMelissa Emery ThompsonAlejandro EstradaClaudia FichtelBarbara FruthMarco GambaCristina GiacomaKirsty E. GrahamSamantha GreenCyril C. GrueterShreejata GuptaMorgan L. GustisonLindsey HagbergDaniela HedwigKatharine M. JackPeter M. KappelerGillian King-BaileyBarbora KuběnováAlban LemassonDavid MacGregor InglisZarin MachandaAndrew R. MacIntoshBonaventura MajoloSophie MarshallStephanie MercierJérôme MichelettaMartin MullerHugh NotmanKarim OuattaraJulia OstnerMary S. M. PavelkaLouise R. PeckreMegan PetersdorfFredy QuinteroGabriel Ramos-FernándezMartha M. RobbinsRoberta SalmiIsaac SchambergOliver SchülkeStuart SempleJoan B. SilkJ. Roberto Sosa-LopézValeria TortiDaria ValenteRaffaella VenturaErica van de WaalAnna H. WeyherClaudia WilkeRichard WranghamChristopher YoungAnna ZanoliKlaus ZuberbühlerAdriano LameiraKatie Slocombe

vocal useavian biologyprimatologybiological anthropologymammalogyindividual level dataevolutionary biologynonhuman primatesdominance styleprimate behavioranimal cognitionkey predictoranthropology

Species Level Models From Dominance Style is a Key Predictor of Vocal Use and Evolution Across Nonhuman Primates. Figshare (2021)

Eithne KavanaghSally E. StreetFelix O. AngwelaThore J. BergmanMaryjka B. BlaszczykLaura M. BoltMargarita Briseño-JaramilloMichelle BrownChloe Chen-KrausZanna ClayCamille CoyeMelissa Emery ThompsonAlejandro EstradaClaudia FichtelBarbara FruthMarco GambaCristina GiacomaKirsty E. GrahamSamantha GreenCyril C. GrueterShreejata GuptaMorgan L. GustisonLindsey HagbergDaniela HedwigKatharine M. JackPeter M. KappelerGillian King-BaileyBarbora KuběnováAlban LemassonDavid MacGregor InglisZarin MachandaAndrew R. MacIntoshBonaventura MajoloSophie MarshallStephanie MercierJérôme MichelettaMartin MullerHugh NotmanKarim OuattaraJulia OstnerMary S. M. PavelkaLouise R. PeckreMegan PetersdorfFredy QuinteroGabriel Ramos-FernándezMartha M. RobbinsRoberta SalmiIsaac SchambergOliver SchülkeStuart SempleJoan B. SilkJ. Roberto Sosa-LopézValeria TortiDaria ValenteRaffaella VenturaErica van de WaalAnna H. WeyherClaudia WilkeRichard WranghamChristopher YoungAnna ZanoliKlaus ZuberbühlerAdriano LameiraKatie Slocombe

vocal useavian biologyprimatologymammalogyevolutionary biologydominance stylenonhuman primateskey predictoranthropology

Who is There? Captive Western Gorillas Distinguish Human Voices Based on Familiarity and Nature of Previous Interactions. Animal Cognition (2021)

Roberta SalmiCaroline E. JonesJodi Carrigan

cognitionanimal behaviorvoice recognitionprevious interactionspsycholinguisticsanimal cognitionhuman-animal interactionszoologypsychologyhuman interactioncommunicationcognitive scienceverbal interactionsspeech perceptionbioacousticshearing research

Gut Microbiome, Diet, and Conservation of Endangered Langurs in Sri Lanka. Biotropica (2020)

Katherine R. AmatoSahana KuthyarMarcy Ekanayake‐WeberRoberta SalmiNoah Snyder‐MacklerLasanthi WijayathungaRajnish VanderconeAmy Lu

sri lankaendangered langursconservation biologyecologygut microbiome

Mixed-Species Associations and Attempted Mating Suggest Hybridization Between Purple-Faced and Tufted Gray Langurs of Sri Lanka. Primates (2020)

Amy LuDon Geethal Ramyanath SirimannaLasanthi WijayathungaRajnish VanderconeRoberta Salmi

avian biologygeneticsprimatologymammalogypopulation geneticsbreeding behaviorsri lankaevolutionary biologymating psychologymammalian biologyspeciationprimate behavior

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Roberta Salmi

Associate Professor

University of Georgia

Affiliations

Franklin College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Anthropology

Department of Marine Sciences

Roberta Salmi is currently serving as an Anthropology Associate Professor at University of Georgia.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Roberta Salmi

University of Georgia

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Male Infanticide in the Northern Purple‐Faced Langur ( Semnopithecus Vetulus Philbricki) in the Kaludiyapukuna Forest Reserve, Sri Lanka. American Journal of Primatology (2024)

Roberta SalmiAmy LuAlexandra N. HofnerCharith MadushanDilan ThisaruElizabeth K. MallottRajnish Vandercone

kaludiyapukuna forest reserveprimatologynorthern purple-faced langurmale infanticidesri lankaecology

Hand Preference in Wild Crab‐Eating Capuchin Monkeys ( Sapajus Libidinosus ) in the Coastal Area of Northest Brazil. American Journal of Primatology (2023)

Roberta SalmiKristie LeJardeani M. SilvaDaiana P. ConceiçãoAndrea PresottoRicardo Rodrigues dos Santos

Alexandra N. HofnerPaulo CarvalhoMariana Pissarra MatosAndrea PresottoRicardo Rodrigues dos SantosRoberta Salmi

A Novel Attention-Getting Vocalization in Zoo-Housed Western Gorillas. PLoS ONE (2022)

Roberta SalmiMonica SzczupiderJodi Carrigan

Dominance Style is a Key Predictor of Vocal Use and Evolution Across Nonhuman Primates. Royal Society Open Science (2021)

vocal useavian biologyprimatologyanimal behaviorevolutionary anthropologymammalogyevolutionary biologydominance stylenonhuman primatesprimate behaviorkey predictoropen sciencebioacousticsadaptation

Individual Level Data From Dominance Style is a Key Predictor of Vocal Use and Evolution Across Nonhuman Primates. Figshare (2021)

Eithne KavanaghSally E. StreetFelix O. AngwelaThore J. BergmanMaryjka B. BlaszczykLaura M. BoltMargarita Briseño-JaramilloMichelle BrownChloe Chen-KrausZanna ClayCamille CoyeMelissa Emery ThompsonAlejandro EstradaClaudia FichtelBarbara FruthMarco GambaCristina GiacomaKirsty E. GrahamSamantha GreenCyril C. GrueterShreejata GuptaMorgan L. GustisonLindsey HagbergDaniela HedwigKatharine M. JackPeter M. KappelerGillian King-BaileyBarbora KuběnováAlban LemassonDavid MacGregor InglisZarin MachandaAndrew R. MacIntoshBonaventura MajoloSophie MarshallStephanie MercierJérôme MichelettaMartin MullerHugh NotmanKarim OuattaraJulia OstnerMary S. M. PavelkaLouise R. PeckreMegan PetersdorfFredy QuinteroGabriel Ramos-FernándezMartha M. RobbinsRoberta SalmiIsaac SchambergOliver SchülkeStuart SempleJoan B. SilkJ. Roberto Sosa-LopézValeria TortiDaria ValenteRaffaella VenturaErica van de WaalAnna H. WeyherClaudia WilkeRichard WranghamChristopher YoungAnna ZanoliKlaus ZuberbühlerAdriano LameiraKatie Slocombe

vocal useavian biologyprimatologybiological anthropologymammalogyindividual level dataevolutionary biologynonhuman primatesdominance styleprimate behavioranimal cognitionkey predictoranthropology

Species Level Models From Dominance Style is a Key Predictor of Vocal Use and Evolution Across Nonhuman Primates. Figshare (2021)

Eithne KavanaghSally E. StreetFelix O. AngwelaThore J. BergmanMaryjka B. BlaszczykLaura M. BoltMargarita Briseño-JaramilloMichelle BrownChloe Chen-KrausZanna ClayCamille CoyeMelissa Emery ThompsonAlejandro EstradaClaudia FichtelBarbara FruthMarco GambaCristina GiacomaKirsty E. GrahamSamantha GreenCyril C. GrueterShreejata GuptaMorgan L. GustisonLindsey HagbergDaniela HedwigKatharine M. JackPeter M. KappelerGillian King-BaileyBarbora KuběnováAlban LemassonDavid MacGregor InglisZarin MachandaAndrew R. MacIntoshBonaventura MajoloSophie MarshallStephanie MercierJérôme MichelettaMartin MullerHugh NotmanKarim OuattaraJulia OstnerMary S. M. PavelkaLouise R. PeckreMegan PetersdorfFredy QuinteroGabriel Ramos-FernándezMartha M. RobbinsRoberta SalmiIsaac SchambergOliver SchülkeStuart SempleJoan B. SilkJ. Roberto Sosa-LopézValeria TortiDaria ValenteRaffaella VenturaErica van de WaalAnna H. WeyherClaudia WilkeRichard WranghamChristopher YoungAnna ZanoliKlaus ZuberbühlerAdriano LameiraKatie Slocombe

vocal useavian biologyprimatologymammalogyevolutionary biologydominance stylenonhuman primateskey predictoranthropology

Who is There? Captive Western Gorillas Distinguish Human Voices Based on Familiarity and Nature of Previous Interactions. Animal Cognition (2021)

Roberta SalmiCaroline E. JonesJodi Carrigan

Gut Microbiome, Diet, and Conservation of Endangered Langurs in Sri Lanka. Biotropica (2020)

Katherine R. AmatoSahana KuthyarMarcy Ekanayake‐WeberRoberta SalmiNoah Snyder‐MacklerLasanthi WijayathungaRajnish VanderconeAmy Lu

sri lankaendangered langursconservation biologyecologygut microbiome

Mixed-Species Associations and Attempted Mating Suggest Hybridization Between Purple-Faced and Tufted Gray Langurs of Sri Lanka. Primates (2020)

Amy LuDon Geethal Ramyanath SirimannaLasanthi WijayathungaRajnish VanderconeRoberta Salmi

avian biologygeneticsprimatologymammalogypopulation geneticsbreeding behaviorsri lankaevolutionary biologymating psychologymammalian biologyspeciationprimate behavior

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