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Do cats (Felis catus) predict the presence of an invisible object from sound? Takagi, Saho; Chijiiwa, Hitomi; Arahori, Minori; Tsuzuki, Mana; Hyuga, Ayami; Fujita, Kazuo (2015-09) Journal of Veterinary Behavior: Clinical Applications and Research, 10(5): 407-412
Dogs avoid people who behave negatively to their owner: third-party affective evaluation Chijiiwa, Hitomi; Kuroshima, Hika; Hori, Yusuke; Anderson, James R.; Fujita, Kazuo (2015-06-18) Animal Behaviour, 106: 123-127
I acknowledge your help: capuchin monkeys' sensitivity to others' labor. Takimoto, Ayaka; Fujita, Kazuo (2011-09) Animal cognition, 14(5): 715-725
Capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella) are sensitive to others' reward: an experimental analysis of food-choice for conspecifics. Takimoto, Ayaka; Kuroshima, Hika; Fujita, Kazuo (2010-03) Animal cognition, 13(2): 249-261
Body inversion effect in monkeys Matsuno, Toyomi; Fujita, Kazuo (2018-10-10) PLOS ONE, 13(10)
Incidental memory in dogs (Canis familiaris): adaptive behavioral solution at an unexpected memory test. Fujita, Kazuo; Morisaki, Ayako; Takaoka, Akiko; Maeda, Tomomi; Hori, Yusuke (2012-11) Animal cognition, 15(6): 1055-1063
Socio-spatial cognition in cats: Mentally mapping owner’s location from voice Takagi, Saho; Chijiiwa, Hitomi; Arahori, Minori; Saito, Atsuko; Fujita, Kazuo; Kuroshima, Hika (2021-11) PLOS ONE, 16(11)
Pigeons integrate visual motion signals differently than humans Hataji, Yuya; Kuroshima, Hika; Fujita, Kazuo (2019-09-16) Scientific Reports, 9
Age categorization of conspecific and heterospecific faces in capuchin monkeys (Sapajus apella) Kawaguchi, Yuri; Kuroshima, Hika; Fujita, Kazuo (2019-5-16) Journal of Comparative Psychology, 133(4): 502-511
Cats match voice and face: cross-modal representation of humans in cats (Felis catus) Takagi, Saho; Arahori, Minori; Chijiiwa, Hitomi; Saito, Atsuko; Kuroshima, Hika; Fujita, Kazuo (2019-09) Animal cognition, 22(5): 901-906