Who we are

Our research is at the intersection of evolutionary biology, ecology and the social sciences. We aim to improve our understanding of behaviour and health in humans and non-human primates. Our group is based at the Montpellier Institute for Evolutionary Sciences (ISEM).

Evolutionary Anthropology @ISEM

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Our projects

Project

The Mandrillus Project

The Mandrillus project (www.projetmandrillus.com) is studying the socio-ecology of the only habituated population of wild mandrills (Mandrillus sphinx) in...
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Voice

While it may appear to be the preferred medium for verbal communication, the voice is not simply a tool for mediating semantic information...
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Menstrual cycle and COVID

At the start of the pandemic, there were only a handful of articles on the link between infection and menstrual cycles...Since then, our team has contributed several articles on the links between COVID, vaccines and menstrual cycles...
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Genetic adaptation to risk

The aim of this project is to study risk-taking behavior, the possibility of local adaptation to a risky environment, and the genes involved in this local adaptation.

Our themes

Theme

Language

Language - a key element of cultural identity - plays a crucial role in the formation of norms. To study the mechanisms underlying certain social behaviors (such as the propensity to homophobia), it is useful to have access to individuals' mental representations....

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Fieldwork

Experiments

Models

Contact

Institute of Evolutionary Sciences

University of Montpellier

Triolet Campus

34 095 Cedex 05

04 67 14 46 32

Evolutionary Anthropology @ISEM