Animal Communication Networks: Behaviours specific to communication networks
Animal Communication Networks: Behaviours specific to communication networks
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动物通讯网络：特定于通讯网络的行为
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10.1017/cbo9780511610363
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2005
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P. McGregor
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1.介绍彼得·K.第一部分通信网络特有的行为：2。通信网络中的能量下降。峰3。公开的，私人的还是匿名的？协助和打击窃听Torben Dabelsteen 4.在观众面前表演-信号和社会环境里卡多J马托斯和英戈Schlupp 5.战斗，交配和网络：诗意社会的支柱。厄利和李艾伦杜加金6.胜利的发生和作用表现在传播网络中。第二部分.特殊背景的影响：7。开明的决定：女性评估和沟通网络。8.第一次约会捕食和噪音的通信网络中的新热带Katydids亚历山大朗，Ingeborg Teppner，曼弗雷德Hartbauer和海纳罗默9。雏鸟乞讨作为一种通信网络安德鲁G. 10.伦纳德10集攻击的重定向：网络中的多方信令？Anahita J. N. 11.第十一章.气味标记与社会交际。第三部分.不同分类群中的通信网络：12。在人群中挥手：招潮蟹在网络中发出信号。教皇13号。阿努拉合唱团作为通信网络T。14.第十四章鸣禽唱歌的相互作用：社会关系和领土解决的影响马克·纳吉布15。黎明合唱团作为一个互动的通信网络约翰M。Burt和Sandra L. 16号战俘营。Escherichia dropping and scent over-marking Robert E.约翰斯顿17.大型陆生哺乳动物的发声通讯网络。18.第十八章.海洋哺乳动物的水声通信网络文森特Janik 19.寻找，看着：社会控制，诚实的信号，在人类进化和历史的亲密经验约翰洛克第四部分。与其他设备的接口：20。感知和声学通信网络Ulrike Langemann和Georg M.第二十一章.激素、社会环境和动物交流。第二十二章.通信网络合作：清洁鱼类和客户珊瑚礁鱼类之间互动的间接互惠Reduoan Bshary和Arun D 'Souza 23.鱼类化学信息素与通讯网络的进化。24.第二十四章大结局认知方面的网络和鸟类的能力。第二十五章.社会的复杂性以及灵长类动物和其他动物在窃听过程中获得的信息。第二十六章.虚拟世界中的通信网络R.特里和罗伯特·拉克伦
1. Introduction Peter K. McGregor Part I. Behaviours Specific to Communication Networks: 2. Eavesdropping in communication networks Tom M. Peake 3. Public, private or anonymous? Facilitating and countering eavesdropping Torben Dabelsteen 4. Performing in front of an audience - signallers and the social environment Ricardo J. Matos and Ingo Schlupp 5. Fighting, mating and networking: pillars of poeciliid sociality Ryan L. Earley and Lee Alan Dugatkin 6. The occurrence and function of victory displays within communication networks John L. Bower Part II. The Effects of Particular Contexts: 7. Enlightened decisions: female assessment and communication networks Ken A. Otter and Laurene Ratcliffe 8. Predation and noise in communication networks of neotropical katydids Alexander Lang, Ingeborg Teppner, Manfred Hartbauer and Heiner Romer 9. Nestling begging as a communication network Andrew G. Horn and Marty Leonard 10. Redirection of aggression: multiparty signalling in a network? Anahita J. N. Kazem and Filippo Aureli 11. Scent marking and social communication Jane L. Hurst Part III. Communication Networks in Different Taxa: 12. Waving in a crowd: fiddler crabs signal in networks Denise S. Pope 13. Anuran choruses as communication networks T. Ulmar Grafe 14. Singing interactions in songbirds: implications for social relations and territorial settlement Marc Naguib 15. Dawn chorus as an interactive communication network John M. Burt and Sandra L. Vehrencamp 16. Eavesdropping and scent over-marking Robert E. Johnston 17. Vocal communication networks in large terrestrial mammals Karen E. McComb and David Reby 18. Underwater acoustic communication networks in marine mammals Vincent Janik 19. Looking for, looking at: social control, honest signals, and intimate experience in human evolution and history John Locke Part IV. Interfaces with Other Disciplines: 20. Perception and acoustic communication networks Ulrike Langemann and Georg M. Klump 21. Hormones, social context and animal communication Rui F. Oliveira 22. Cooperation in communication networks: indirect reciprocity in interactions between cleaner fish and client reef fish Reduoan Bshary and Arun D'Souza 23. Fish semiochemicals and the evolution of communication networks Brian D. Wisenden and Norman E Stacey 24. Cognitive aspects of networks and avian capacities Irene M. Pepperberg 25. Social complexity and the information acquired during eavesdropping by primates and other animals Dorothy Cheney and Robert M. Seyfarth 26. Communication networks in a virtual world Andrew M. R. Terry and Robert Lachlan.