Titlebook: Biocommunication of Animals; Guenther Witzany Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014 Animal communication.Communicative

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Why Biocommunication of Animals?,means although also animals depend in most cases on volatile substances such as pheromones to identify group identity of self and non-self a variety of signs transport meaning via tactile behavior, vocal sounds and visual gestures. This opens a variety of combinatory possibilities and broaden the co

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The Information Content of Wolf (and Dog) Social Communication,calization. We will attempt to point out gaps in understanding regarding wolf and dog vocal communication, potential pitfalls in the current approaches and finally formulate possible directions for future research.

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Why the Caged Mouse Sings: Studies of the Mouse Ultrasonic Song System and Vocal Behavior,fronts: discoveries at the molecular level; initial descriptions of the neural systems for vocal production and control; characterization of mouse models of social communication disorders and neuropsychiatric dysfunction; and ethological perspectives on the social function of ultrasonic communicatio

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Vibrational Communication: Spiders to Kangaroo Rats,mates, insects use vibrations to communicate between parent and offspring, members of the social group, food recruitment and in predator defense. Substrate-borne vibrations also are important in predator–prey interactions. Footdrumming as a communication system is the most developed in territorial k

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Crows and Crow Feeders: Observations on Interspecific Semiotics,ight with people. Crow observers are more detached, wanting unobtrusive interaction without emphasis on personal identities or feelings. We propose that the crow feeding events can be usefully studied with a strategic engagement model. We encourage future biosemiotic projects to (1) employ an interd

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Why Biocommunication of Animals?, as essential. Communicative interactions are necessary within organisms – intraorganismic – to coordinate cell-cell interactions, similar to tissues and organs especially in complex bodies. Interorganismic communication we find in all signal mediated interactions between species and related species

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Signs of Communication in Chimpanzees,mmunication. Identity of individuals and groups is apparent in vocalizations. Vocalizations occur in specific contexts and there is evidence that some carry referential meaning. Gestures occur in a variety of modalities and chimpanzees vary the modality appropriately with the attentional state of th

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The Information Content of Wolf (and Dog) Social Communication,ilarly complex and sophisticated communication system would also be expected. Based on this, studying the vocal communication of wolves and comparing it with other canids of different levels of sociality can give an interesting insight to the relationship between social and communicative complexity