Juan Olvido Perea García (@juanolvido89) 's Twitter Profile
Juan Olvido Perea García

@juanolvido89

Mostly here eating popcorn reading misconceptions about primate eyes. Actual discussions? e-mail/call.|Postdoc @ Leiden University.

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CoPAN Lab (inactive) (@copan_leiden) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Evolution of information transmission" is the theme for the upcoming CBEN 2022. If it sounds broad, that's because it is :D Join us in Leiden 6th and 7th of October, registration and details below! cognitionbehaviorevolution.nl/?p=801

Eamon C. Corbett (@eamon_corbett) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why do birds have different eye colors? The short answer is we don't know. The long answer is in our new review article, up now as a preprint! We look at the pigments, genes, and evolutionary forces that give birds eyes their colors. ecoevorxiv.org/5h4pk/

Why do birds have different eye colors? The short answer is we don't know. The long answer is in our new review article, up now as a preprint! We look at the pigments, genes, and evolutionary forces that give birds eyes their colors. ecoevorxiv.org/5h4pk/
Jonas Nölle @jn@fediscience.org (@jonasnoelle) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Juan Olvido Perea-Garcia discusses exaltations of the human eye. The human eye is very salient compared to other primates due to horizontal elongation and white sclera. #CBEN2022

Juan Olvido Perea-Garcia discusses exaltations of the human eye. 
The human eye is very salient compared to other primates due to horizontal elongation and white sclera.  #CBEN2022
Scientific Reports (@scireports) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Sławomir Wacewicz, Juan Olvido Perea García & colleagues explore the psychology of perception of human sclera, and find that bright sclera were perceived as younger, healthier, more attractive, trustworthy and less aggressive than dark-sclera.go.nature.com/3gOatQw

H1 Connect (@h1connect) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why do you look like that? Louise Barrett recommends Juan Olvido Perea García et al. Scientific Reports #eye study & finds ecological rather than social/communicative pressures more likely to be important in non-human primate iris & sclera morphological #evolution. #vision facultyopinions.com/article/742367…

Why do you look like that? Louise Barrett recommends <a href="/juanolvido89/">Juan Olvido Perea García</a> et al. <a href="/SciReports/">Scientific Reports</a> #eye study &amp; finds ecological rather than social/communicative pressures more likely to be important in non-human primate iris &amp; sclera morphological #evolution. #vision

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Scientific Reports (@scireports) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Sławomir Wacewicz, Juan Olvido Perea García & colleagues explore the psychology of perception of human sclera, and find that bright sclera were perceived as younger, healthier, more attractive, trustworthy and less aggressive than dark-sclera nature.com/articles/s4159…

PTNCE (@ptnce) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are delighted to invite you to the #PTNCE2023 conference at Università di Padova in Padua, Italy, on 20-22 September 2023. dpg.unipd.it/en/ptnce2023 Save the date and join us to enjoy the great talks, inspiring symposia, and exciting social activities!

We are delighted to invite you to the #PTNCE2023 conference at <a href="/UniPadova/">Università di Padova</a> in Padua, Italy, on 20-22 September 2023. dpg.unipd.it/en/ptnce2023 Save the date and join us to enjoy the great talks, inspiring symposia, and exciting social activities!
Interacting Minds (@interact_minds) 's Twitter Profile Photo

IMC Talk tmw by Juan Olvido on "Play in great apes from a comparative perspective" an RA at IMC, applying for PhD interactingminds.au.dk/events/single-…