Vocal Communication in An Introduced Colony of Feral Rhesus Monkeys (Macaca Mulatta)
Vocal Communication in An Introduced Colony of Feral Rhesus Monkeys (Macaca Mulatta)
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They can, however, be usefully grouped together because the facial expression of the vocalizing animals, the social context in which they are given and the response of others suggest that all but one group of these calls are imparting a fear or distress message, although other emotional (and cognitive) components may also be making a motivational contribution.
The calls in this section will be grouped into four categories: a large and highly variable group of high-pitched calls which will be re...ferred to as "attack" calls; two calls of more stereotypic form which will be referred to as the "shrill bark" and the "gecker" (following the terminology introduced by Rowell and Hinde (1962)); a moderately variable group of calls given by males during copulation mounting.
65 Attack Calls The descriptive name for this group of calls is derived from the fact that they are often emitted in response to real or anticipated attack and that they in turn often serve to rally attack against the original or suggested "aggressor." The term "attack," therefore, has a dual meaning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They can, however, be usefully grouped together because the facial expression of the vocalizing animals, the social context in which they are given and the response of others suggest that all but one group of these calls are imparting a fear or distress message, although other emotional (and cognitive) components may also be making a motivational contribution.
The calls in this section will be grouped into four categories: a large and highly variable group of high-pitched calls which will be re...ferred to as "attack" calls; two calls of more stereotypic form which will be referred to as the "shrill bark" and the "gecker" (following the terminology introduced by Rowell and Hinde (1962)); a moderately variable group of calls given by males during copulation mounting.
65 Attack Calls The descriptive name for this group of calls is derived from the fact that they are often emitted in response to real or anticipated attack and that they in turn often serve to rally attack against the original or suggested "aggressor." The term "attack," therefore, has a dual meaning.
What to read after Vocal Communication in An Introduced Colony of Feral Rhesus Monkeys (Macaca Mulatta)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peters, Elizabeth Helen, 1946- to read onlineMoreLess
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