John Dennis Newman

**Current position:**

Head, Unit on Developmental Neuroethology, Section on Comparative and

Behavioral Genetics, Laboratory of Comparative Ethology, Division of

Intramural Research, National Institute of Child Health and Human

Development, National Institutes of Health

Mailing address:

Building 112, NIH Animal Center, P.O. Box 529,

Poolesville, Maryland 20837

Telephone: voice: (301) 496-0835; FAX: (301) 496-0066

E-mail: jdnewman@helix.nih.gov, jn1g@nih.gov

**Education**

1962 BS Cornell University, Ithaca, New York (Vertebrate Zoology)

1965 MA University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas (Zoology),

Thesis: "The behavior of captive tree sparrows (Spizella arborea)"

1970 Ph.D. University of Rochester, Rochester, New York (Biology

and Neurobiology),

Dissertation: "Midbrain regions relevant to auditory communication

In the redwinged blackbird, Agelaius phoeniceus"

**Professional Experience**

1965-1969 Predoctoral Trainee in Neurobiology, Center for Brain
Research,

University of Rochester

1969-1973 Staff Fellow, Behavioral Biology Branch, National Institute of

Child Health and Human Development, National Institutes of

Health

1973-1974 Senior Staff Fellow, Behavioral Biology Branch, NICHD, NIH

1974-1975 Visiting Scientist, Department of Primate Behavior, Max Planck

Institute of Psychiatry, Munich, Germany

1975-1982 Physiologist, Laboratory of Developmental Neurobiology,

NICHD, NIH

1982-1983 Research Physiologist, Laboratory of Developmental

Neurobiology, NICHD, NIH

1983- Research Physiologist, Laboratory of Comparative Ethology,

NICHD, NIH

1988-1993 Visiting Lecturer, Dept. of Pediatrics, Johns Hopkins School
of

Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland

1993-2000 Affiliate Scientist, Wisconsin Regional Primate Research
Center,

Madison, Wisconsin

**Honors and Awards**

1974 Humboldt Award (Research Prize for Senior U.S. Scientists),

Alexander von Humboldt Society

**Professional Memberships**

American Association for the Advancement of Science

American Society of Primatologists

International Primatological Society

International Society for Behavioral and Neural Genetics (IBANGS)

International Society for Research on Emotion (elected 1992)

**Research Interests**

Neuroethology and Bioacoustics

**Grants Awarded**

1988-1989: Effects of Novel Antidepressive Compounds on Primate Behavior

(Co-PI with S.J. Suomi), G.D. Searle Co.

1989-1993: Drug Effects on Primate Vocal Behaviour, Merck, Sharp and

Dohme.

1999-: consultant, Language Embedded in Culture (S. Savage-Rumbaugh,
P.I.)

2000-: consultant, An fMRI Study of Healthy Mothers Hearing Infant Cries
(NIH R01 0D-99-006, J. Lorberbaum, P.I.)

**Postdoctoral Trainee and Student Mentoring**

Sue H. Boinski, NRSA Fellow, 1986-1989

James T. Winslow, Postdoctoral IRTA Fellow, 1987-1988

Loring J. Crepeau, Postdoctoral IRTA Fellow, 1990-1991

Kathleen K. Moody, Postdoctoral IRTA Fellow, 1992-1996

Janet L Norcross, Predoctoral IRTA and Postdoctoral Fellow, 1994-1999

Kurt Hammerschmidt, Fogarty Fellow, 1995-1996

Brenda McCowan, NRSA Fellow, 1995-1998

R. Lucille Roberts, PRAT Fellow, 1997-1999, Staff Fellow, 2000-2001

Joseph Soltis, Postdoctoral IRTA Fellow, 2000-2003

Michelle Becker, Postdoctoral IRTA Fellow, 2003-2005

Najwa D. Smith, Postbaccalaureate IRTA Fellow, 1994-1995

Gaby Maimon, Postbaccalaureate IRTA Fellow, 1997-1998

Ellen Uri, PostbaccalaureateIRTA Fellow, 1998-1999

Hope Donkin, Technical IRTA Fellow, 2000

Carmen Aviles, Postbaccalaureate IRTA Fellow, 2001

Michele Boyd, Technical IRTA Fellow, 2002-2003

Maria Rakhovskaya, Postbaccalaureate IRTA Fellow, 2003-2005

Catherine Depeine, Postbaccalaureate IRTA Fellow, 2006-

William Kenkel, Postbaccalaureate IRTA Fellow, 2006-

WTS Fitch, III, 1990-1 Summer Fellow

Suephy Chen, 1991 Summer Fellow

Michelle Berger, 1992 Summer Fellow

Kari North, 1992 Summer Fellow

Kim Wood, 1992 Summer Fellow

Lena Garrison, 1992 Summer Fellow

Tami Guy, 1993 Summer Fellow

Athena Baldwin, 1994 Summer Fellow and Student Thesis sponsor

DeeAnn Reeder, 1994 Summer Fellow

Marnie Johnson, 1994-5 Summer Fellow

Julia Zehr, 1995 Summer Fellow

Kate Chapman, 1995 Summer Fellow and Student Thesis sponsor

Megan Measday, 1995-6 Summer Fellow

Jaime Hritsik, 1997 Summer Fellow

Nicole Mihalka, 1997 Summer Fellow

Julie Fekete, 1998 and 1999 Summer Fellow

Christopher Kern, 1998 and 1999 Summer Fellow

Rachel Cooper, 1998 Summer Fellow

Anne Schaeffer, 1998 Summer Fellow

Jennifer Stowe, 1998 and 1999 Summer Fellow

Holly Brubaker, 1998 Summer Fellow

Alix Morse, 1999 Summer Fellow

Heather Swam, 1999 and 2000 Summer Fellow

Courtney Carr, 1999 Summer Fellow

Marisa Petrucelli, 1999 Summer Fellow

Paul Bulakowski, 1999 Summer Fellow

Mary Torregrossa, 2000 Summer Fellow

Jared Taglialatela, graduate student, Georgia State University, 1999-

Carmen Aviles, 2001 Summer Fellow

Karen Ladd, 2001 Summer Fellow

Anne Jones, 2001 Summer Fellow

Parwana Ashari, 2002 Summer Fellow

Elizabeth Gernert, 2002 Summer Fellow

Audrey Quinn, 2006 Summer Fellow

Karen Ladd, 2006 Summer Fellow

**Editorial Positions**

1985. Associate, The Behavioral and Brain Sciences

1986-2000 Consulting Editor, American Journal of Primatology

1988-1993 Editorial Board, Bioacoustics

1988 Editor, The Physiological Control of Mammalian Vocalizations,

Plenum Publishing Corp.

1995 Co-Editor (with Elke Zimmermann and Uwe Jürgens),

Current Topics in Primate Vocal Communication, Plenum

1999-2000 Associate Editor, American Journal of Primatology

**Service Positions**

1969- Reviewer, Science Books & Films (AAAS)

1982-1984 Research and Development Committee, American Society of

> Primatologists.

1986-1987 Chairman, NIHAC Task Force on AAALAC Accreditation

1990-2000 Member, NICHD Animal Care and Use Committee

1999-2000 Deputy Chair, NICHD Animal Care and Use Committee

2005- Transgenic Marmoset Initiative Steering Committee

**Biographical Profile**

Who\'s Who in Science and Engineering, 2nd Edition

Marquis\' Who\'s Who in the World, 12th Edition

**Other Professional Activities**

1976 Rapporteur, Biological Filtering Working Group, Dahlem Workshop

on Recognition of Complex Acoustic Signals (Berlin, Germany).

1982 Organizer and Chairman, Symposium on Recent Findings on the

Vocal Communication of Primates, 9th Congress of the International

Primatological Society, (Atlanta, GA).

1984 Organizer and Chairman, Symposium on the Evolution of Primate

Communication, Tenth Congress of the International Primatological

Society (Nairobi, Kenya,).

1986 Organizer and Chairman, Symposium on the Physiological Control of

Mammalian Vocalizations, 16th Annual Meeting of the Society for

Neuroscience (Washington, DC and Poolesville, MD).

1989 Organizer and Chairman, Symposium on Pharmacological,

Neurochemical and Hormonal Control of Vocalizations in Birds and

Mammals, International Conference on Hormones, Brain and

Behavior (Liege, Belgium).

1989 Co-organizer, Workshop on Biological and Social Aspects of Crying
in

Infants (Bethesda, MD).

1994 Co-organizer, Symposium on Behavioral, Anatomical and

Physiological Aspects of Primate Communication, Fifteenth Congress

of the International Primatological Society (Bali, Indonesia).

1996 Organizer and Co-Chairman, Symposium on Vocal Development,

Sixteenth Congress of the International Primatological Society

(Madison, Wisconsin)

2001. Organizer and Chair, Symposium on the Antecedents of the Human
      Mind, Eighteenth Congress of the International Primatological
      Society (Adelaide, Australia)

**Invited Lectures**

1976 Symposium on Hearing and Acoustic Communication in Primates, 6th

Congress of the International Primatological Society (Cambridge,

England).

1982 Symposium on Communication and Brain Development, 4th General

Assembly of the World Future Society, (Washington, DC).

1983 Satellite Symposium on Mechanisms of Hearing, I.U.P.S. (Melbourne,

Australia).

1986 Symposium on New Approaches Towards an Understanding of

Primate Vocal Communication (Berlin, West Germany).

1987 Neuroscience Seminar,\"Neuroethological Studies of the Isolation
Call

of Squirrel Monkeys,\" Yale University School of Medicine (New

Haven, April 8, 1987).

1988 NATO Advanced Study Institute on the Origin of Language,

\"Evolution and Physiological Control of the Primate Isolation Call\"

(Cortona, Italy).

1988 Symposium on Vocal Communication, 12th Congress of the

International Primatological Society, \"Geographical Variation in the

Vocalizations of he Squirrel Monkey\" (Brasilia, Brazil).

1988 Symposium on Ethopharmacology, 2nd International Meeting of the

European Behavioural Pharmacology Society, \"Potential

Neuropharmacological Mechanisms Underlying Expression of Primate

Vocalizations,\" (Athens, Greece).

1989 Symposium on Ethopharmacological Concepts in Behavioural

Pharmacology, 21st International Ethology Conference,

\"Ethopharmacological Analysis of Vocalizations in Squirrel Monkeys,\"

(Utrecht, Netherlands).

1989 Center for Neurosciences Colloquium, \"Neurobiology of an
Instinctive

Vocal Behavior in Primates,\" University of Maryland (College Park,

October 19, 1989).

1990 Symposium on Affective Neuroscience: The Psychobiology of

Emotion, 5th Annual Meeting of the International Society for Research

on Emotions, \"Psychobiology of Emotional Vocalizations,\" (New

Brunswick, NJ).

1991 Symposium on The Ethologic Model of Phonetic and Language

Development, Invited Discussant, 3rd Annual Convention, American

Psychological Society (Washington, DC).

1992 Seminar, \"Primate Vocalizations as Emotional Probes,\" Institute
of

Animal Behavior, Rutgers University (Newark, NJ, March 25, 1992).

1992 Symposium, Joint Meeting of the European Behavioural

Pharmacology Society and the British Association for

Psychopharmacology, \"Assessment of Anxiety-related Behaviour: Role

of Vocalisation in a Primate Model\" (Cambridge, England).

1992 Symposium on Primate Communication, 14th Congress of the

International Primatological Society, \"Vocalizations as Behavioral

Probes in the Study of Primate Emotional Behavior\" (Strasbourg,

France).

1994 Symposium on Anatomical and Physiological Aspects of Primate

Communication, 15th Congress of the International Primatological

Society, \"Vocal Development in Rhesus Macaques\" (Bali, Indonesia).

1994 Seminar, \"Persistent Questions in Primate Vocal Development: Brain

Size, Grain Size, or Something Else?\" Wisconsin Regional Primate

Research Center and University of Wisconsin (Madison, Oct. 21, 1994)

1995 Symposium on Ethopharmacology of Stress and Defensive Behavior,

\"Gender and Androgen Correlates of Defensive Reactivity in Captive

Squirrel Monkeys,\" 24th International Ethological Conference

(Honolulu, Hawaii).

1996 Seminar, \"The Role of Bioacoustics in Studies of Central Auditory

Physiology,\" Department of Biomedical Engineering and Hearing

Research Center, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland

(April 5, 1996).

1997 Seminar, \"The Evolution of Primate Vocal Communication: A

Developmental Perspective,\" Emory University and Yerkes Regional

Primate Research Center, Atlanta, Georgia (January 3, 1997).

1997 Seminar, \"The Evolution of Primate Vocal Communication,\" New

College of the University of South Florida, Sarasota, Florida (January
6,

1997).

1998 Seminar, "The Evolution of Primate Vocal Communication: Clues

from Bioacoustics and Neuroethology," University of Miami, Miami,

Florida (January 19, 1998).

1998 Seminar, "Clues from Bioacoustics and Neuroethology on the

Evolution of Primate Vocal Communication," Georgetown University,

Washington, D. C. (April 3, 1998).

1999 Seminar, "Consideration of Some Issues Relevant to the Evolution of

Primate Vocal Communication," Smithsonian Tropical Research

Institute, Ciudad de Panama, Republic of Panama (February 16, 1999).

1999 Seminar, "Primate Vocalizations as Neural Probes," NIMH, Bethesda,

MD (March 11, 1999)

1999. Seminar, "Antecedents of the Human Mind: Evidence from Primate
      Bioacoustics and Neuroethology," Krasnow Institute, George Mason
      University, Fairfax, VA (Nov. 1, 1999)

**Oral/Poster Presentations (first authorships)**

Newman, JD; Wollberg, Z.: Responses of neurons in the auditory cortex of

squirrel monkeys to acoustically similar vocalizations. Society for

Neuroscience, Second Annual Meeting, Houston, 1972.

Newman, JD: Coding of species-specific vocalizations by the squirrel
monkey

auditory cortex. Acoustical Society of America, 84th Meeting, Miami
Beach,

1972\.

Newman, JD: Single unit analysis of frontal cortex in primates. Seventh

International Neurobiology Meeting, Gøttingen, Germany, 1975.

Newman, JD: Neural detection of species-specific vocalizations in
primates.

Fourteenth International Ethological Conference, Parma, Italy, 1975.

Newman, JD; Lindsley, D.F.: Responses to species-specific vocalizations
of

single units in the squirrel monkey frontal lobe. First European

Neurosciences Meeting, Munich, Germany, 1975.

Newman, JD; Symmes, D.; Alexander, GE: Acoustic properties of single
units

in agranular frontal cortex of squirrel monkeys. Society for
Neuroscience,

Sixth Annual Meeting, Toronto, 1976.

Newman, JD; MacLean, PD; Gelhard, RE: Tegmental influences on vocal

production in squirrel monkeys. Society for Neuroscience, Seventh Annual

Meeting, Anaheim, 1977.

Newman, JD; Smith, HJ: Sex differences in squirrel monkey affiliative
vocal

behavior. Annual Meeting of the Animal Behavior Society, Fort Collins,

1980\.

Newman, JD; Bernhards, DE; Smith, HJ; Symmes, D. Recent studies of

affiliative vocalizations in squirrel monkeys (Saimiri sciureus). Ninth

Congress of the International Primatological Society, Atlanta, Georgia,
1982.

Newman, JD; Murphy, MR; Harbaugh, CR: Naloxone-reversible

suppression of isolation call production after morphine injections in
squirrel

monkeys. Society for Neuroscience, Twelfth Annual Meeting, Minneapolis,

1982\.

Newman, JD: Inheritance of isolation call phenotype in squirrel monkeys.

Eighteenth International Ethological Conference, Brisbane, Australia,
1983.

Newman, JD: Inherited isolation call characteristics in two species of
squirrel

monkey (Saimiri) and their hybrids. Tenth Congress of the International

Primatological Society, Nairobi, Kenya, 1984.

Newman, JD; MacLean, PD: Importance of medial frontolimbic cortex in

production of the isolation call of squirrel monkeys. Society for

Neuroscience, Fifteenth Annual Meeting, Dallas, 1985.

Newman, JD; Wamboldt, MZ; Gelhard, R.; Minters, N.: Characterization of

separation-induced vocalizations in infant pygmy marmosets. American

Society of Primatologists, Tenth Annual Meeting, Madison, Wisconsin,
1987.

Newman, JD; Boinski, S.: Geographic variation in the vocalizations of
the

squirrel monkey. International Primatology Society, XIIth Annual
Meeting,

Brasilia, Brazil, 1988.

Newman, JD; Bachevalier, J.: Acoustic differences in separation calls of
rhesus

monkeys following neonatal ablation of temporal lobe limbic areas.
Society

for Neuroscience, Eighteenth Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada, 1988.

Newman, JD; Bachevalier, J.; Michjeda, M.; Suomi, SJ: A possible neural

substrate for gender differences in vocal behavior by rhesus macaque
infants

during brief periods of social separation. Society for Neuroscience,
Twentieth

Annual Meeting, St. Louis, MO, 1990.

Newman, JD; Crepeau, LJ: Pharmacological mediation of reactivity to
brief

environmental change in adult squirrel monkeys: gender differences and

stimulus specificity. Ethopharmacology Conference sponsored by

Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, Lisek, Czechoslovakia, April 2-6,
1991.

Newman, JD; Crepeau, LJ: Heart rate changes following administration of

putative panicogenic chemicals in squirrel monkeys. Society for

Neuroscience, Twenty-first Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, 1991.

Newman, JD; Baldwin, A.; Moody, K.: Latency to retrieve isolated infant

marmosets. American Society of Primatologists, Sixteenth Annual Meeting,

Sturbridge, MA, 1993.

Newman, JD; Farley, M.; Garrison, L.: Behavioral and heart rate changes

associated with brief social separation in developing rhesus macaques.

American Society of Primatologists, Sixteenth Annual Meeting,
Sturbridge,

MA, August 18-22, 1993.

Newman, JD; Jones, S.; Champoux, M.: Detailed characterization of vocal

behavior associated with brief social separation in developing rhesus

macaques. American Society of Primatologists, Seventeenth Annual

Meeting, Seattle, WA, 1994.

Newman, JD: Vocal development of rhesus macaques in the context of
social

separation. International Primatological Society, XVth Annual Meeting,
Bali,

Indonesia, 1994.

Newman, JD; Bernhards, DE; Smith, ND: Androgen level influences alarm

reactivity in adult squirrel monkeys. Society for Neuroscience, 25th
Annual

Meeting, San Diego, CA, 1995.

Newman, JD: Evolution of the primate isolation call. XXV International

Ethological Conference, Vienna, Austria, 1997.

Newman, JD: Audiovocal communication and the triune brain. Festschrift

for Paul D. MacLean (sponsored by Across-Species Comparisons and
Psychopathology Society), Boston, MA, 1999.

Newman, JD: The communicating brain: conserved pathways for emotional
expression, ISRE2000 (XIth Congress of the International Society for
Research on Emotions), Quebec City, PQ, Canada, 2000.

Newman, J.D.: Infant Communication and the Evolution of Primate
Mentality, Symposium on the Antecedents of the Human Mind, 18^th^
Congress of the International Society of Primatology, Adelaide,
Australia, Jan. 12, 2001.

**Bibliography**

**Refereed Papers:**

Newman, JD: Midbrain regions relevant to auditory communication in

songbirds. Brain Research 22, 259-261 (1970).

Newman, JD: Midbrain control of vocalizations in redwinged blackbirds

(Agelaius phoeniceus). Brain Research 48: 227-242 (1972).

Wollberg, Z.; Newman, JD: Auditory cortex of squirrel monkey: response

patterns of single cells to species-specific vocalizations. Science
175:212-214

(1972).

Newman, JD; Wollberg, Z.: Multiple coding of species-specific
vocalizations

in the auditory cortex of squirrel monkeys. Brain Research 54: 287-304
(1973).

Newman, JD; Wollberg, Z.: Responses of single neurons in the auditory

cortex of squirrel monkeys to variants of a single call type.
Experimental

Neurology 40, 821-824 (1973).

Symmes, D.; Newman, JD: Discrimination of isolation peep variants by

squirrel monkeys. Experimental Brain Research 19, 365-376 (1974).

Newman, JD; Symmes, D.: Arousal effects on unit responsiveness to

vocalizations in squirrel monkey auditory cortex. Brain Research
78:125-138

(1974).

Newman, JD; Symmes, D.: Vocal pathology in socially deprived monkeys.

Developmental Psychobiology 7, 351-358 (1974).

Newman, JD; Lindsley, D.: Single unit analysis of auditory processing in

squirrel monkey frontal cortex. Experimental Brain Research 25, 169-181

(1976).

Alexander, GE; Newman, JD; Symmes, D.: Convergence of prefrontal and

acoustic inputs upon neurons in the superior temporal gyrus of the awake

squirrel monkey. Brain Research 116, 334-338 (1976).

Newman, JD: Perception of sounds used in species-specific communication:

the auditory cortex and beyond. Journal of Medical Primatology 7, 98-105

(1978).

Newman, JD; Lieblich, A. Katz; Talmage-Riggs, G.; Symmes, D.: Syllable

classification and sequencing in twitter calls of squirrel monkeys
(Saimiri

sciureus). Zeitschrift für Tierpsychologie 47: 77-88 (1978).

Newman, JD; Symmes, D.: Feature detection by single units in squirrel

monkey auditory cortex. Experimental Brain Research Supplement 2,
140-145

(1979).

Symmes, D.; Newman, JD; Riggs, G.; Lieblich, AK: Individuality and
stability

of isolation peeps in squirrel monkeys. Animal Behaviour 27: 1142-1152

(1979).

Lieblich, AK; Symmes, D.; Newman, JD; Shapiro, M.: Development of the

isolation peep in laboratory-bred squirrel monkeys. Animal Behaviour 28,
1-

9 (1980).

Symmes, D.; Alexander, GE; Newman, JD: Neural processing of
vocalizations

and artificial stimuli in the medial geniculate body of squirrel monkey.

Hearing Research 3,133-146 (1980).

Müller-Preuss, P.; Newman, JD; Jürgens, U.: Anatomical and physiological

evidence for a relationship between the \'cingular\' vocalization area
and the

auditory cortex in the squirrel monkey. Brain Research 202, 307-315
(1980).

Smith, HJ; Newman, JD; Hoffman, HJ; Fetterly, K.: Statistical

discrimination among vocalizations of individual squirrel monkeys
(Saimiri

sciureus). Folia primatologica 37, 267-279 (1982).

Newman, JD; MacLean, PD: Effects of tegmental lesions on the isolation
call

of squirrel monkeys. Brain Research 232, 317-329 (1982).

Newman, JD; Smith, HJ; Talmage-Riggs, G.: Structural variability in
primate

vocalizations and its functional significance: an analysis of squirrel
monkey

chuck calls. Folia primatologica 40, 114-124 (1983).

Smith, HJ; Newman, JD; Bernhards, DE; Symmes, D.: Effects of
reproductive

state on vocalizations in squirrel monkeys (Saimiri sciureus). Folia

primatologica 40, 233-246 (1983).

Symmes, D.; Biben, M.; Masataka, N.; Newman, J.: Vocal signature in
squirrel

monkeys: acoustic basis and behavioral function. Bulletin d\'Ecologie et

Ethologie humanes 5, 163-168 (1986).

Glowa, JR; Newman, JD: Benactyzine increases alarm call rates in the
squirrel

monkey. Psychopharmacology 90, 457-460 (1986).

Harris, JC; Newman, JD: Mediation of separation distress by alpha2-

adrenergic mechanisms in a non-human primate. Brain Research 410, 353-

356 (1987).

Boinski, S.; Newman, JD: Preliminary observations on squirrel monkey

(Saimiri oerstedi) vocalizations in Costa Rica. American Journal of

Primatology 14, 329-343 (1988).

Harris, JC; Newman, JD: Combined opiate/adrenergic blockade enhances

squirrel monkey vocalization. Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior

31:223-226 (1988).

Winslow, JT; Newman, JD: Effects of milacemide on the vocal and motor

behavior of socially separated squirrel monkeys (Saimiri sciureus).

Neuroscience Research Communications, 3(1): 21-29 (1988).

MacLean, PD; Newman, JD: Role of midline frontolimbic cortex in

production of the isolation call of squirrel monkeys. Brain Research,
450:111-

123 (1988).

Winslow, JT; Newman, JD; Insel, TR: Corticotropin-releasing hormone and

an antagonist modulate species-typical responses to social separation of

squirrel monkeys. Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior, 32: 919-926

(1989).

Newman, JD; Winslow, JT; Murphy, DL: Modulation of vocal and nonvocal

behavior in adult squirrel monkeys by selective MAO-A and MAO-B

inhibition. Brain Research, 538(1): 24-28 (1991).

Crepeau, LJ; Newman, JD: Gender differences in reactivity of adult
squirrel

monkeys to short-term environmental challenges. Neurosci. Biobehav.
Rev.,

15: 469-471 (1991).

Norcross, JL; Newman, JD: Context and gender-specific differences in the

acoustic structure of common marmoset (Callithrix jacchus) phee calls.

American Journal of Primatology, 30 (1): 37-54 (1993).

Norcross, JL; Newman, JD; Fitch, W.: Responses to natural and synthetic

phee calls by common marmosets (Callithrix jacchus). American Journal of

Primatology, 33: 15-29 (1994).

Huffman, LC; Bryan, YE; Pedersen, FA; Lester, BM; Newman, JD; Del

Carmen, R.: Infant cry acoustics and maternal ratings of temperament.
Infant

Behavior and Development 17: 45-53 (1994).

Newman, JD; Farley, MJ: An ethologically based, stimulus and gender-

sensitive nonhuman primate model for anxiety. Prog. Neuro-

Psychopharmacol. & Biol. Psychiat. 19: 677-685 (1995).

Sams-Dodd, F.; Newman, JD: Effects of administration regime on the

psychomimetic properties of d-amphetamine in the squirrel monkey
(Saimiri

sciureus). Pharmacology, Biochemistry & Behavior, 56 (3): 471-480
(1997).

Wang, Z.; Moody, K.; Newman, JD; Insel, TR: Vasopressin and oxytocin

immunoreactive neurons and fibers in the forebrain of male and female

common marmosets (Callithrix jacchus). Synapse, 27: 14-25 (1997).

Newman, JD; Bachevalier, J.: Neonatal ablations of the amygdala and
inferior

temporal cortex in rhesus macaques alter vocal response to social
separation

during the first year of life. Brain Research, 758: 180-186 (1997).

Norcross, JL; Newman, JD: Social context affects phee call production by

nonreproductive common marmosets (Callithrix jacchus). American Journal

of Primatology, 43: 135-146 (1997).

Wang, Z.; Toloczko, D.; Young, LJ; Moody, K.; Newman, JD; Insel, TR:

Vasopressin in the forebrain of common marmosets (Callithrix jacchus):

studies with in situ hybridization, immunocytochemistry and receptor

autoradiography. Brain Research, 768: 147-156 (1997).

Norcross, JL; Newman, JD: Effects of separation and novelty on distress

vocalizations and cortisol in the common marmoset (Callithrix jacchus).

American Journal of Primatology, 47: 209\--222 (1999).

Norcross, JL; Newman, JD; CoFrancesco, LM: Context and sex differences

exist in the acoustic structure of phee calls by newly-paired common

marmosets (Callithrix jacchus). American Journal of Primatology, 49:
165-181

(1999).

Werner, P.; Cohen-Mansfield, J.; Newman, JD: Auditory perceptions of

vocalisations manifested by verbally agitated nursing home residents.
Aging

and Mental Health,3:50-53 (1999).

Roberts, R. Lucille; Roytburd, Luba; Newman, JD: Puzzle feeders and gum

feeders as environmental enrichment for common marmosets.

Contemporary Topics in Laboratory Animal Science, 38 (5): 26-30 (1999).

Lorberbaum, JP, Newman, JD, Dubno, JR, Horwitz, AR, Nahas, Z.,

Teneback, CC, Bloomer, CW, Bohning, DE, Vincent, D.,

Johnson, MR, Emmanuel, N., Brawman-Mintzer, O., Book, SW, Lydiard, RB,

Ballenger, JC, George, MS: The Feasibility of using fMRI To Study

Mothers Responding to Infant Cries. Depression and Anxiety,
1999;10(3):99-104.

McCowan, B., Newman, JD: The role of learning in chuck call recognition
by

young squirrel monkeys (Saimiri sciureus). Behaviour, 137: 279-300
(2000).

Hammerschmidt, K.; Newman, J. D.; Champoux, M. ; Suomi, S. J. Changes in
rhesus macaque coo vocalizations during early development, Ethology,
106: 873-886 (2000).

Fekete, JM; Norcross JL; Newman JD. Artificial turf foraging boards as
environmental enrichment for pair-housed female squirrel monkeys.
Contemporary Topics in Laboratory Animal Science, 39:22-26 (2000).

Roberts, R.L.; Jenkins, K.T.; Lawler, T., Jr.; Wegner, F.H.; Newman,
J.D. Bromocriptine administration lowers serum prolactin and disrupts
parental responsiveness in common marmosets ([Callithrix j.
jacchus]{.underline}). Hormones and Behavior, 39: 106-112 (2001).

Vignes S; Newman JD; Roberts RL Title:Mealworm feeders as environmental
enrichment for common marmosets Source :CONTEMPORARY TOPICS IN
LABORATORY ANIMAL SCIENCE 2001, Vol 40, Iss 3, pp 26-29
ISSN/ISBN:1060-0558 .

Roberts, R.L.; Jenkins, K.T.; Lawler, T., Jr.; Wegner, F.H.; Norcross,
J.L.; Bernhards, D.E.; Newman, J.D. Prolactin levels are elevated after
infant carrying in parentally inexperienced common marmosets. Physiology
& Behavior, 72, 713-720 (2001).

Lorberbaum, J. P.; Newman, J.D.; Horwitz, A.R.; Dubno, J.R.; Lydiard, R.
B.; Hamner, M. B.; Bohning, D. E.; George, M. S. A potential role for
thalamocingulate circuitry in human maternal behavior. Biological
Psychiatry, 51: 431-445 (2002).

Guard, HJ; Newman, JD; Roberts, RL: Morphine administration selectively
facilitates social play in common marmosets. Developmental
Psychobiology, 41: 37-49 (2002).

Soltis, J; Bernhards, D.; Donkin, H.; Newman, JD.: The squirrel monkey
chuck call: vocal response to playback chucks based on acoustic
structure and affiliative relationship with the caller. American Journal
of Primatology, 57: 119-130 (2002).

Cohen-Mansfield, J.; Werner, P.; Hammerschmidt, K.; Newman, J.D,
Acoustic properties of vocally disruptive behaviors in the nursing home.
Gerontology, 49: 161-167 (2003).

Newman, JD: Vocal communication and the triune brain. Physiology &
Behavior, 79: 495-502 (2003).

Soltis, J; Wegner, FH; Newman, JD. Adult cortisol response to immature
offspring play in captive squirrel monkeys. Physiology & Behavior, 80:
217-223 (2003).

Newman JD. Infant crying and colic: what lies beneath. Behav Brain Sci
2004;27:470-471

Newman, JD. Motherese by any other name: mother-infant communication in
non-hominin mammals. Commentary on "Prelinguistic evolution in early
hominins: whence motherese?" by D. Falk, Behavioral and Brain Sciences,
2004; 27: 519-520.

Soltis, J; Wegner, FH, Newman, JD. Urinary prolactin is correlated with
mothering and allo-mothering in squirrel monkeys. Physiology & Behavior,
84: 295-301 (2005).

Newman, JD. Neural circuits underlying crying and cry responding in
mammals. Behavioural Brain Research, in press.

**Book Chapters:**

Newman, JD: Black-chinned sparrow (Spizella atrogularis). In: Life
Histories

of North American Sparrows and Allies (Family Fringillidae). (AC Bent
and

OA Austin, Editors), U. S. National Museum Bulletin 237, Part 2, pp.
1241-

1248, Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, D.C., 1968.

Funkenstein, HH; Nelson, PG; Winter, P.; Wollberg, Z.; Newman, JD: Unit

responses in auditory cortex of awake squirrel monkeys to vocal
stimulation.

In: Physiology of the Auditory System: A Workshop (M. Sachs, Editor),
pp.

307-315. National Education Consultants, Baltimore, 1972.

Ploog, D.; Hupfer, D.; Jürgens, U.; Newman, JD: Neuroethological studies
of

vocalization in squirrel monkeys with special reference to genetic
differences

of calling in two subspecies. In: Growth and Development of the Brain

(MAB Brazier, Editor), IBRO Monograph Series, vol. 1, pp. 231-254. Raven

Press, New York, 1975.

Newman, JD: Single unit analysis of prefrontal cortex in primates. In:

Afferent and Intrinsic Organization of Laminated Structures in the Brain
(O.

Creutzfeld, Editor). Experimental Brain Research Supplement 1, 459-462

(1976).

Newman, JD (rapporteur), Bodenstein, G.; Bullock, TH; Capranica, RR;

Ehret, G.; Evans, EF; Goldstein, JL; Hellweg, FC; Huber, F.; Kalmring,
K.;

Langner, KG; Leppelsack, H.J.; Mueller-Preuss, P.; Neff, WD; Scheich,
H.;

Sovijårvi, ARA; Suga, N.; Worden, FG: Biological filtering and neural

mechanisms\-- group report. In: Recognition of Complex Acoustic Signals
(TH

Bullock, Editor), pp. 279-306. Dahlem Konferenzen, Berlin, 1977.

Newman, JD: Detection of biologically significant sounds by single
neurons.

In: Recent Advances in Primatology (D. Chivers and J. Herbert, Editors),
vol.

1, pp. 755-762. Academic Press, London, 1978.

Newman, JD: Central nervous system processing of sounds in primates. In:

Neurobiology of Social Communication in Primates (H. Steklis and M.

Raleigh, Editors), pp. 69-109. Academic Press, New York, 1979.

Smith, HJ; Newman, JD; Symmes, D.: Vocal concomitants of affiliative

behavior in squirrel monkeys (Saimiri sciureus). In: Primate

Communication (CT Snowdon, C.H. Brown, and M.R. Petersen, Editors), pp.

30-49. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1982.

Newman, JD; Symmes, D.: Inheritance and experience in the acquisition of

primate acoustic behavior. In: Primate Communication (CT Snowdon, C.H.

Brown, and M.R. Petersen, Editors), pp. 259-278, Cambridge University
Press,

Cambridge, 1982.

Newman, JD: On models, mechanisms and the evolution of human language

(Commentary). The Brain and Behavioral Sciences 6, 217-218 (1983).

Newman, JD: The infant cry of primates: an evolutionary perspective. In:

Infant Crying: Theoretical and Research Perspectives (B.M. Lester and C.
F.

Zachariah Boukydis, Editors), pp. 307-323, Plenum Press, New York, 1985.

Newman, JD: Squirrel monkey communication. In: Handbook of Squirrel

Monkey Research (L. A. Rosenblum and C. L. Coe, Editors), pp. 99-126,

Plenum Press, New York, 1985.

Newman, JD: Primate hearing mechanisms. In: Comparative Primate

Biology, volume 4: Neuroscience (HD Steklis and J. Erwin, Editors), pp.
469-

499, Alan R. Liss, New York, 1988.

Newman, JD: Ethopharmacology of vocal behavior in primates. In: Primate

Vocal Communication (D. Todt, P. Goedeking, and D. Symmes, Editors), pp.

145-153, Springer, Berlin, 1988.

Newman, JD: Investigating the physiological control of mammalian

vocalizations. In: The Physiological Control of Mammalian Vocalizations
(JD

Newman, Editor), pp. 1-6, Plenum Publishing Corp., New York, 1988.

Harris, JC; Newman, JD: Primate models for the management of separation

anxiety. In: The Physiological Control of Mammalian Vocalizations (JD

Newman, Editor), pp. 321-330, Plenum Publishing Corp., New York, 1988.

Glowa, JR; Bergman, J.; Insel, T.; Newman, JD: Drug effects on primate
alarm

calls. In: The Physiological Control of Mammalian Vocalizations (JD

Newman, Editor), pp. 343-366, Plenum Publishing Corp., New York, 1988.

Bryan, YE; Newman, JD: Influence of infant cry structure on heart rate
of the

listener. In: The Physiological Control of Mammalian Vocalizations (JD

Newman, Editor), pp. 413-432, Plenum Publishing Corp., New York, 1988.

Newman, JD: Crying in infants. In: Principles and Practice of Pediatrics
(F.

Oski, C. DeAngelis, R. Feigen, and J. Warsaw, Editors), pp. 706-708,
Lippincott

Publishing Corp., Philadelphia, 1990.

Newman, JD: Vocal manifestations of anxiety and their pharmacological

control. In: Psychopharmacology of Anxiolytics and Antidepressants (SE
File,

Editor), The International Encyclopedia of Pharmacology and
Therapeutics,

pp. 251-260, Pergamon Press, New York, 1991.

Newman, JD: The primate isolation call and the evolution and
physiological

control of human speech. In: Language Origin: A Multidisciplinary

Approach, NATO ASI Series D, vol. 61, (J. Wind, B. Chiarelli, B.
Bichakjian

and A. Nocentini, editors), pp. 301-321, Kluwer, Dordrecht, 1992.

Newman, JD; Goedeking, P.: Noncategorical vocal communication in

subhuman primates: the example of common marmoset phee calls. In:

Nonverbal Vocal Communication: Comparative and Developmental Aspects

(H. Papousek, U. Jürgens and M. Papousek, editors), pp. 87-101,
Cambridge

University Press, Cambridge, 1992.

Panksepp, J.; Newman, JD; Insel, TR: Critical issues in the analysis of

separation-distress systems of the brain. International Review of
Studies on

Emotion, vol. 2, (K. Strongman, editor), pp. 51-72, John Wiley, New
York,

1992\.

Newman, JD: Crying in infants. In: Principles and Practice of
Pediatrics, 2nd

ed. (FA Oski, CD DeAngelis, RD Feigen, JA McMillan, and JB Warsaw,

Editors), pp. 761-763, J. B. Lippincott, Philadelphia, 1994.

Newman, JD: Vocal ontogeny in macaques and marmosets: convergent and

divergent lines of development. In: Current Topics in Primate Vocal

Communication, E. Zimmerman, J. Newman and U. Jürgens, editors, pp. 73-

97, Plenum, New York, 1995.

Newman, JD; Bernhards, DE: The affiliative vocal subsystem of squirrel

monkeys. In: The Integrative Neurobiology of Affiliation, CS Carter, B.

Kirkpatrick, and I. Lederhendler, editors, pp. 546-548, N.Y. Academy of

Sciences, 1997.

Newman, JD: Auditory communication and central auditory mechanisms in
the squirrel monkey: past and present. In: 'Primate Audition: Ethology
and Neurobiology,' A. Ghazanfar, editor, pp. 227-246, CRC Press LLC,
Boca Raton, 2003.

Newman, JD: The primate isolation call: a comparison with precocial
birds and nonprimate mammals. In: 'Comparative Vertebrate Cognition: Are
Primates Superior to Non-Primates?', L. Rogers and G. Kaplan, editors,
pp. 171-187, Kluwer Academic/Plenum, New York, 2004.

**On-line Symposium Proceedings:**

Newman JD, Bachevalier J, Mishkin M (1998): Infero-temporal cortical

ablations affect vocal expression in infant rhesus macaques. On-line

Proceedings of the 5th Internet World Congress on Biomedical Sciences
\'98 at

McMaster University, Canada (available from URL:

http://www.mcmaster.ca/inabis98/symposia/brudzynski/newman).

**Invited Book Reviews**

Newman, JD: Review of Advances in Vertebrate Neuroethology, Ewert,
J.-P.;

Capranica, RR; Ingle, DJ (Editors), Plenum Publishing Corp., New York,
1983.

Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease 173:194-195 (1985).

Newman JD: Review of The Meaning of Primate Signals, Harre, R.;
Reynolds,

V. (Editors), Cambridge University Press, New York, 1984. Folia

Primatologica 46(4): 252 (1986).

Newman, JD: Review of Primate Behaviour: Information, Social Knowledge,

and the Evolution of Culture, Quiatt, D.; Reynolds, V., Cambridge
University

Press, Cambridge, U.K., 1993. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 182

(10): 598-599 (1994).

Newman, JD: Review of The Information Continuum: Evolution of Social

Information Transfer in Monkeys, Apes, and Hominids, B.J. King, SAR
Press,

1994\. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 184 (7): 448-449 (1996).

Newman, JD: Review of The Evolution of Communication, M. Hauser, MIT

Press, Cambridge, MA, 1996. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 186
(4):

251-252 (1998).

Newman, JD: Review of Social Influences on Vocal Development, C.

Snowdon and M. Hausberger, Cambridge University Press, 1997. Journal of

Nervous and Mental Disease, 186 (7): 444-445 (1998).

Newman, JD: Review of Affective Neuroscience, J. Panksepp, Oxford

University Press, 1998. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 188: 59
(2000).

Newman, J. D.: Review of The Alex Studies: Cognitive and Communicative
Abilities of Grey Parrots, I. M. Pepperberg, Harvard University Press,
1999. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 189 (6): 406-407 (2001).

Newman, JD: Review of Tree of Origin: What Primate Behavior Can Tell Us
About Human Social Evolution, F. B. DeWaal, Harvard University Press,
2001. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 191 (2): 131-132 (2003).

Newman, JD: Review of Apes, Monkeys, Children, and the Growth of Mind,
J. C. Gomez, Harvard University Press, 2004. Journal of Nervous and
Mental Disease, 193 (4): 283-284.

**Technical Reviews**

Albonetti, ME; Lazarus, J.; Dickins, D.W.; Whybrow, A.; Schønheiter, R.;

Prenter, J.; Elwood, R.; Newman, JD; Ødberg F.O.; Kaiser, L.;
Pham-Delegue,

M.H.; Kerguelen, V.; Fentress, J.C.; Boccia, M. L. 1992. The Observer:
software for behavioural research, version 2.0 (software multiple
review). Ethology Ecology & Evolution, 4: 401-416.

**Edited Books**

Newman, JD: The Physiological Control of Mammalian Vocalizations,

Plenum Publishing Corp., New York, 435 pages, 1988.

Zimmermann, E., Newman, JD and Jürgens, U. Current Topics in Primate

Vocal Communication, Plenum Publishing Corp., New York, 286 pages, 1995.

**Published Abstracts (since 1985):**

Newman, JD; Murphy, MR; Harbaugh, CR. Naloxone-reversible suppression of
isolation call production after morphine injections in squirrel monkeys.
Soc. Neurosci. Abstr. 8: 940 (1982).

Newman, JD. Inherited isolation call characteristics in two species of
squirrel monkey (Saimiri) and their hybrids. International Journal of
Primatology 5(4): 366 (1985).

Newman, JD; MacLean, PD: Importance of medial frontolimbic cortex in

production of the isolation call of squirrel monkeys. Soc. Neurosci.
Abstr.

11(1): 495 (1985).

Harris, J.C.; Newman, JD: Synergistic effects of alpha-2 and opiate
receptor

blockade on vocalization in adult squirrel monkeys. Soc. Neurosci.
Abstr.

12(2): 1133 (1986).

Newman, JD; Wamboldt, M.Z.; Gelhard, R.; Minters, N.: Characterization
of

separation-induced vocalizations in infant pygmy marmosets. American

Journal of Primatology 21(3): 363 (1987).

Goedeking, P.; Newman, JD: Intra- and interindividual variability in
\"phee\"

calls of captive common marmosets. American Journal of Primatology
21(3):

344 (1987).

Newman, JD: Potential neuropharmacological mechanisms underlying

expression of primate vocalizations. Psychopharmacology 96(1): S41
(1988).

Newman, JD; Bachevalier, J.: Acoustic differences in separation calls of
rhesus

monkeys following neonatal ablation of temporal lobe limbic areas. Soc.

Neurosci. Abstr. 14(1): 692 (1988).

Harris, JC; Newman, JD: Pharmacological differentiation of contact calls
in

adult male squirrel monkeys. Soc. Neurosci. Abstr. 15 (Part 2): 1293
(1989).

Newman, JD; Winslow, JT; Murphy, DL: Type A and B monoamine oxidase

inhibitors have differential effects on the vocal and motor behavior of

socially separated squirrel monkeys. Soc. Neurosci. Abstr. 15 (Part 2):
1293

(1989).

Newman, JD: The Physiological Control of Mammalian Vocalizations,

Plenum Publishing Corp., New York, 435 pages, 1988.

Zimmermann, E., Newman, JD and Jürgens, U. Current Topics in Primate

Vocal Communication, Plenum Publishing Corp., New York, 286 pages, 1995.

Newman, JD; Crepeau, LJ: Heart rate changes following administration of

putative panicogenic chemicals in squirrel monkeys. Soc. Neurosci.
Abstr. 17

(Part 2): 1063 (1991).

Sams-Dodd, F.; Newman, J.D. Effects of acute, subchronic and continuous
administration of d-amphetamine on the separation response and home cage
behaviour of the squirrel monkey (Saimiri sciureus). Soc. Neurosci.
Abstr. 19: (1993).

Newman, JD; Baldwin, A.; Moody, K.: Latency to retrieve isolated infant

marmosets. Amer. J. Primatol. 30 (4): 337-338 (1993).

Newman, JD: Farley, M.; Garrison, L.: Behavioral and heart rate changes

associated with brief social separation in developing rhesus macaques.
Amer.

J. Primatol. 30 (4): 338 (1993).

Newman, JD; Farley, M.: An ethologically based, stimulus and gender-

sensitive nonhuman primate model of anxiety. Soc. Neurosci. Abstr. 19:
1866

(1993).

Newman, JD; Jones, S.; Champoux, M.: Detailed characterization of vocal

behavior associated with brief social separations in developing rhesus

macaques. Amer. J. Primatol. 33 (3): 231 (1994).

Moody, KK; Newman, JD; Insel, TR: The distribution of oxytocin receptor

binding in the brain of common marmosets. Soc. Neurosci. Abstr. 20 (Part
2):

1069 (1994).

Newman, JD; Bernhards, DE; Smith, N.D.: Androgen level influences alarm

reactivity in adult squirrel monkeys. Soc. Neurosci. Abstr. 21 (Part 1):
456

(1995).

Hammerschmidt, K.; Werner, P.; Newman, JD; Cohen-Mansfield, J. Vocal

manifestations of dementia in nursing home residents. Soc. Neurosci.
Abstr.

22: 183 (1996).

Wang, Z.X.; Toloczko, D.; Young, LJ; Moody, K.; Newman, JD; Insel, TR:

Vasopressin pathways in the brain of common marmosets (Callithrix

jacchus): studies with immunocytochemistry, in situ hybridization and

receptor autoradiography. Soc. Neurosci. Abstr. 22: 1556 (1996).

Newman, JD: Evolution of the primate isolation call. Advances in
Ethology

32: 128 (1997).

Hammerschmidt, K.; Newman, JD; Champoux, M.; Suomi, SJ: An analysis

of developmental changes in rhesus macaque coo vocalisations. Advances
in

Ethology 32: 100 (1997).

McCowan, B.; Mason, WA; Newman, JD: Development of chuck perception

in squirrel monkeys (Saimiri sciureus). American Journal of Primatology,
42:

133 (1997).

Norcross, JL; CoFrancesco, L; Newman, JD: Rapid onset of adult vocal

behavior in captive, newly paired, pubertal common marmosets. American

Journal of Primatology, 42: 137 (1997).

Norcross, JL; Newman, JD: Gender is represented in phee calls produced
by

prepubertal common marmosets (Callithrix jacchus). American Journal of

Primatology, 45: 197-198 (1998).

Newman, JD; Bachevalier, J.; Maimon, G.; Hammerschmidt, K.; Webster, M.;

Mishkin, M.: Developmental changes in the vocalizations of rhesus

macaques following neonatal inferotemporal cortex ablations. Soc.
Neurosci.

Abstr. 24: 691 (1998).

Roberts, RL; Uri, EM; Newman, JD: Delayed pair bond formation in

common marmosets: sex is not enough. American Journal of Primatology,

49: 93 (1999).

Stowe, JL; Maimon, G.; Newman, JD; O'Neill-Wagner, P.: Primate vocal

development: comparing a controlled environment with a naturalistic

environment. American Journal of Primatology, 49: 105 (1999).

Newman, JD, Jordan, EK, Stowe, JL, Frank, JA, Norcross, JL: Alterations
in

vocal behavior in a marmoset MS model. Soc. Neurosci. Abstr. 25 (2):
1365 (1999).

Soltis, J.; Newman, J.D.;Bernhards, D.;Donkin, H. The structure and
function of the chuck vocalization in captive squirrel monkeys. American
Journal of Primatology, 54 (Supplement 1): 38 (2001).

Rakhovskaya, M.V.; Soltis, J.; Bernhards, D.; Becker, M.L.; Sander, K.;
Newman, J.D. Captive squirrel monkey groups respond to isolation call
playbacks with separation calls. American Journal of Primatology, 62
(Supplement 1): 62 (2004).

Rakhovskaya, M.V.; Becker, M.L.; Bernhards, D.; Norcross, J.; Zehr, J.;
Newman, J.D. Developmental changes in separation vocalizations of infant
common marmosets. American Journal of Primatology, 66 (Supplement 1):160
(2005).

Newman, J.D.; Rakhovskaya, M.V.; Bernhards, D.E. Fos-like activity in
the squirrel monkey brain after vocalizing. Soc. Neurosci. Abstr.
(2005).

Newman, J.D.; Aronoff, E.C.; Rakhovskaya, M.V.; Bernhards, D.E. Fos-like
activity in the brains of vocalizing common marmoset infants. Soc.
Neurosci. Abstr. (2006).