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Extended phenotypes as signals.
Biological reviews of the Cambridge Philosophical Society - 1 May 2009
Schaedelin Franziska C, Taborsky Michael
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Animal signals may result from construction behaviour and can provide receivers with essential information in various contexts. Here we explore the potential benefits of extended phenotypes with a signalling function as compared to bodily ornaments and behavioural displays. Their independence of the body, their physical persistence and the morphological and cognitive conditions required for their construction...
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