Michael E Smith
@michaelesmith.bsky.social
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Archaeologist, Arizona State Univ. Aztecs, Teotihuacan. Ancient & modern cities. Commoners in the past. Transdisciplinary, materialist, historical, occasionally musical. Kino the dog. - These days I'm working on urban persistence over long periods.
![Fig. S1. Direct comparison of human and macaque data from [1] show that macaques do not synchronize to a beat. Human data are copied from Fig. S4 in [1], while macaque data are copied from Fig. 1F in [1]. Dashed arrows have been superimposed to show the predicted pattern for perfect synchronization to the original stimulus (O, in red) and to the phase-shifted stimulus (π, in grey). Human data closely match the synchronized pattern, while macaque data do not.
Figure S2. Reproductions of key experimental data demonstrating beat synchronization in non-human animals. Left: Fig. 2 from [6] showing Snowball the sulphur-crested cockatoo. Right: Fig. 4 from Cook et al. (2013) showing Ronan the sea lion (subset of experiments reported in [7]).](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:mm4ujzh5bqccjs7g2oerjemp/bafkreic7hcjptgbz4l6esmajgq3vp2heb5n27jh3jqvrx3bv6kj7ub5tdy)
