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Vocal communication networks in large terrestrial mammals
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Animal Communication Networks
INTRODUCTION Many mammals give long-range calls that can be received over wide areas, often containing large numbers of receivers. In the case of mammals with fluid social systems, opportunities for exposure to the calls of others are further enhanced by the movement of individuals with respect to one another. In our chapter, we discuss the relevance of eavesdropping and communication networks in a range of mammal species, first considering how these concepts apply in cases where loud calls are
doi:10.1017/cbo9780511610363.021
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