Vocal Ontogeny of the Squirrel Monkey, Saimiri boliviensis peruviensis

Vocal Ontogeny of the Squirrel Monkey, Saimiri boliviensis peruviensis
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秘鲁玻利维亚松鼠猴的声音个体发育

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1995
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D. Bernhards
D. Bernhards
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M. Biben;D. Bernhards

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松鼠猴(samiri sp.)的发声行为可能是非人类灵长类动物中研究得最好的。这种小而容易维护的物种丰富的声音输出恰好在人类听觉范围内,这使得松鼠猴非常适合研究。甚至婴儿从出生的第一天起就非常会说话(Biben, 1992; Lieblich et al., 1980)。尽管这个物种很容易接近,或者可能正因为如此,在历史上,对这个物种的组成和使用都没有达到100%的一致。在很大程度上,这些差异代表了对分级输出(例如,Maurus et al.,1986; Schott, 1975)和分类离散输出(例如,Newman, 1985; Winter et al., 1966)的偏见,大多数研究人员都赞同后者。早期关于个体鸣叫类型的研究是灵长类动物文献中最早建立个体、物种特异性和遗传性的研究(Newman and Symmes, 1982; Symmes et al.,1979)。
The vocal behavior of the squirrel monkey (Saimiri sp.) is perhaps the best-studied of the nonhuman primates. The abundant vocal output of this small, easy-to-maintain species falls conveniently within the range of human hearing, making squirrel monkeys unusually amenable to study. Even the infants are very vocal from the first day of life (Biben, 1992; Lieblich et al., 1980). Despite the accessibility of this species, or perhaps because of it, there has historically been less than 100% agreement on both the makeup and usage of the repertoire. To a great extent, these differences represent biases towards a graded (e.g., Maurus et al.,1986; Schott, 1975) versus a categorically discrete output (e.g., Newman, 1985; Winter et al., 1966), with most researchers subscribing to the latter. Early work on individual call types was some of the first in the primate literature to establish (in the isolation peep) individuality, species specificity, and heritability (Newman and Symmes, 1982; Symmes et al.,1979).