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84 reviewsISBN 10: 0521823617
ISBN 13: 9780521823616
Author: Peter K. McGregor
1. Introduction
2. Eavesdropping in Communication Networks
3. Public, Private or Anonymous? Facilitating and Countering Eavesdropping
4. Performing in Front of an Audience: Signallers and the Social Environment
5. Fighting, Mating and Networking: Pillars of Poeciliid Sociality
6. The Occurrence and Function of Victory Displays Within Communication Networks
7. Enlightened Decisions: Female Assessment and Communication Networks
8. Predation and Noise in Communication Networks of Neotropical Katydids
9. Nestling Begging as a Communication Network
10. Redirection of Aggression: Multiparty Signalling Within a Network?
11. Scent Marking and Social Communication
12. Waving in a Crowd: Fiddler Crabs Signal in Networks
13. Anuran Choruses as Communication Networks
14. Singing Interactions in Songbirds: Implications for Social Relations and Territorial Settlement
15. Dawn Chorus as an Interactive Communication Network
16. Eavesdropping and Scent Over-Marking
17. Vocal Communication Networks in Large Terrestrial Mammals
18. Underwater Acoustic Communication Networks in Marine Mammals
19. Looking For, Looking At: Social Control, Honest Signals and Intimate Experience in Human Evolution
20. Perception and Acoustic Communication Networks
21. Hormones, Social Context and Animal Communication
22. Cooperation in Communication Networks: Indirect Reciprocity in Interactions Between Cleaner Fish
23. Fish Semiochemicals and the Evolution of Communication Networks
24. Cognitive Aspects of Networks and Avian Capacities
25. Social Complexity and the Information Acquired During Eavesdropping by Primates and Other Animals
26. Communication Networks in a Virtual World
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Tags: Peter McGregor, Animal, Communication, Networks