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... vocalization's intended recipient . A number of species - rhesus mon- keys ( Rowell and Hinde , 1962 ) , baboons , and chimpanzees ( Marler , 1965 ) -have a subtly gradated series of vocalizations . 52 PRIMATES IN THE LABORATORY ...
... vocalization's intended recipient . A number of species - rhesus mon- keys ( Rowell and Hinde , 1962 ) , baboons , and chimpanzees ( Marler , 1965 ) -have a subtly gradated series of vocalizations . 52 PRIMATES IN THE LABORATORY ...
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... vocalizations and the context and message they convey . The entire vocal repertory of a species may be adapted to a particular lifeway . For example , except for the intergroup vocalizations of the patas male , the sound repertory of ...
... vocalizations and the context and message they convey . The entire vocal repertory of a species may be adapted to a particular lifeway . For example , except for the intergroup vocalizations of the patas male , the sound repertory of ...
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... Vocalizations also play a significant role in Ateles communication . Although they are poorly documented , it is reasonable to assume complex vocalizations appropriate to a species that coordinates its movements over large expanses of ...
... Vocalizations also play a significant role in Ateles communication . Although they are poorly documented , it is reasonable to assume complex vocalizations appropriate to a species that coordinates its movements over large expanses of ...
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TWO | 27 |
Communication | 41 |
Sensory limitations on the perception of communication | 58 |
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