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The evolution of behavioral cues and signaling in displaced communication

2022-08-16

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Displaced communication, whereby individuals communicate regarding a subject that is not immediately present (spatially or temporally), is one of the key innovations of human language. It also occurs in a few animal species, most notably the honeybee, where the waggle dance is used to communicate the location and quality of a patch of flowers. However, it is difficult to study how it emerged given the paucity of s...

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5b9ab86f-0085-5f74-b44d-8acad3dc7681
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10.1101/2022.08.16.504071
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