Synchronized behaviours are found in various species, among all taxa of live beings. Being
synchronized with other individuals is defined by doing the same thing, at the same time and …

Sociality and timing are tightly interrelated in human interaction as seen in turn-taking or
synchronised dance movements. Sociality and timing also show in communicative acts of …

Bottlenose dolphins, Tursiops cf. aduncus, in Shark Bay, Western Australia exhibit the most
complex alliances known outside of humans. Advances in our understanding of these …

We are all constantly going in and out of sync with the people we meet in our lives:
significant others, incidental encounters, and strangers. Synchrony is a ubiquitous …

Animal emotions are central to the concept of animal welfare. So far, emotions have been
investigated in animal welfare science as within-individual phenomena, ie coordinating …

Behavioural synchronization is widespread among living beings, including humans. Pairs of
humans synchronize their behaviour in various situations, such as walking together …

Cognitive bias tests measure variation in emotional appraisal and are validated methods to
assess animals' affective states. However, the link between social behaviours and cognitive …

Key Words: animal-based measures, animal welfare, bottlenose dolphins, Tursiops
truncatus, The welfare of a range of terrestrial animals can marine mammals, welfare …

Relationships between social status and relative position of group-living animals have been
described in a variety of species. For wild cetaceans, who spend most of their time …

Behavioral synchronization is evolutionary adaptive, fostering social cohesion. In humans,
affiliation between partners is associated with a high level of behavioral synchronization; …