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Can we trace the social affiliation of rooks ( <i>Corvus frugilegus</i> ) through their vocal signature?

2024-01-30

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Inter-individual recognition is crucial for stable social relationships and it is frequently mediated through vocal signatures. In socially complex species, recognition may additionally require additional levels corresponding to other layers of social organisation such as the pair, family, social group or colony. Additional vocal signatures may encode these different levels of social organisations for recognition....

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b8a54a3d-7cc2-5849-ae50-dfb499d49679
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10.1101/2024.01.30.577907
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