Tania A. Perroux- PhD Student at City University of Hong Kong
Tania A. Perroux
- PhD Student at City University of Hong Kong
PhD student working on feral cattle in Hong Kong
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Introduction
Skills and Expertise
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April 2024 - June 2024
Position
- Research Assistant
Description
- Assist in the organisation of the Global Synergy for Animal Welfare Workshop (https://www.animalwelfareimpact.org/)
January 2021 - May 2021
Education
September 2019 - July 2021
September 2016 - July 2019
Publications
Publications (7)
Group living confers crucial survival and reproductive advantages for individuals, with group size, composition and resource availability affecting individual fitness, sociality and behaviour. Both sociodemographic and anthropogenic factors influence behaviour, with social organisation and individual characteristics shaping time budgets and affecti...
Phenotypes reflect how organisms adapt to their environments. Hong Kong (HK) feral cattle, a crossbreed of Bos taurus taurus and Bos taurus indicus, present an opportunity to study these adaptations in one of the very few global cattle populations not directly controlled by humans. These cattle are free-ranging since their release from farms in the...
Allogrooming is a common affiliative behaviour with hygienic, physiological and social consequences, and has historically been examined in non-human primates in order to understand the evolution of sociality. In primates, allogrooming is well-known to have evolved for an antiparasitic function, leading to physiological consequences and further adop...
Social interactions are fundamental properties of gregarious species, helping to establish dominance hierarchies and maintain social bonds within groups. Cattle, Bos taurus, are social ungulates which engage in affiliative and agonistic relationships with other individuals. Although there are approximately 1.5 billion cattle on the planet, the oppo...
Social interactions are fundamental properties of gregarious species, helping to establish dominance hierarchies and maintain social bonds within groups, thus having significant effects on fitness. Cattle (Bos taurus) are social ungulates which engage in affiliative and agonistic relationships with other individuals. Although there are approximatel...
Features varying more between than within individuals are considered as potential cues for individual recognition. According to the source‐filter theory of vocal production, the fundamental frequency of mammals' vocalizations depends on the characteristics of vocal folds, while Formants are determined by the characteristics of the vocal tract. Goat...
Features varying more between than within individuals are usually considered as potential cues for individual recognition. According to the source-filter theory of vocal production, the fundamental frequency of mammal's vocalisations depends on the characteristics of the vocal folds, while formants are determined by the characteristics of the vocal...
