What’s in a voice? Dolphins do not use voice cues for individual recognition
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DOI: 10.1007/s10071-017-1123-5
Abstract: Most mammals can accomplish acoustic recognition of other individuals by means of “voice cues,” whereby characteristics of the vocal tract render vocalizations of an individual uniquely identifiable. However, sound production in dolphins takes place in… read more here.
Keywords: voice; voice cues; individual recognition; use voice ... See more keywords
How visual system configuration can play a role in individual recognition: a visual modeling study.
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DOI: 10.1007/s10071-021-01548-7
Abstract: Many species rely on individual recognition (i.e., the use of individual signals to identify and remember a conspecific) to tune their social interactions. However, little is known about how the configuration of the sensory system… read more here.
Keywords: recognition; visual modeling; visual system; individual recognition ... See more keywords
Who is the boss? Individual recognition memory and social hierarchy formation in crayfish
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DOI: 10.1016/j.nlm.2017.11.017
Abstract: HighlightsTriads of unfamiliar crayfish establish social hierarchy though agonistic encounters.Repeated agonistic encounters result in a stable individual recognition memory.Hierarchical structure remain unaltered despite dominance reinforcement is prevented.Anisomycin, scopolamine and cold anesthesia inhibit individual recognition memory… read more here.
Keywords: recognition memory; agonistic encounters; individual recognition; hierarchy ... See more keywords