PCNL currently houses twenty four tamarins. Some live in family groups, while others have been paired male-female for mating. Several of the tamarins in this colony were conceived and born at PCNL. The tamarins are named after philosophers, linguists and cognitive scientists, many of whom have worked in the lab. Some of them have beaded collars; newcomers use these to tell the tamarins apart. Check out the close-ups the tamarins (below), or click here to see the tamarin homeroom. You can also take a look at the tamarin family tree here.

Bloom and Baillargeon

Bloom, above.	Photo of Baillargeon forthcoming.

Dennet and Wynn

Dennet in the foreground, Wynn in the background.	Photo of Wynn forthcoming.

 

 

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Bellugi, Jackendoff, Juszyk, Aslin, and Santos

 

Bellugi in the center.	A close-up of Jackendoff
Juszyk	Aslin

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Pinker and Newport

 

Pinker staring down the camera	Newport

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Kralik and Weiss

 

Kralik as a youngster	Weiss on the climb

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Devore, Markman, and Dehaene

 

Markman	Devore
Dehaene

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Caramazza, Goodall, Mehler, Ghazanfar, Gleitman, and Gentner

 

Caramazza looking regal	Goodall in a pink glow
A younger Mehler	Ghazanfar as a baby
Gleitman at her cutest	Ghenter, also pretty cute