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... Copulation itself may be ac- companied by specific vocalizations by the male ( copulation call ) and the female . After ejaculation there is sometimes an interval ( recovery period ) before a second series of mounts is begun . Consort ...
... Copulation itself may be ac- companied by specific vocalizations by the male ( copulation call ) and the female . After ejaculation there is sometimes an interval ( recovery period ) before a second series of mounts is begun . Consort ...
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... Copulatory behavior , too , is variable . The position is almost always ventral - dorsal , the male standing behind the female . Copulation calls or pants are given by some males , and females sometimes squeak or scream . Adults may be ...
... Copulatory behavior , too , is variable . The position is almost always ventral - dorsal , the male standing behind the female . Copulation calls or pants are given by some males , and females sometimes squeak or scream . Adults may be ...
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... copulation during the dry season . Although harassment during copulation has been observed , there seems to be little dominance effect . Except for the ties between a mother and her offspring , social bonds are loose , with the em ...
... copulation during the dry season . Although harassment during copulation has been observed , there seems to be little dominance effect . Except for the ties between a mother and her offspring , social bonds are loose , with the em ...
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Communication | 41 |
Sensory limitations on the perception of communication | 58 |
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