A review of social recognition in pinnipeds
By S. Insley, Alana V. Phillips, I. Charrier. 2003
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Subfields: Developmental Biology, Ecology, Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics
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- Early vocal recognition of mother by lambs: contribution of low- and high-frequency vocalizations (2010, background): “In precocial neonates, visual and acoustic cues can also help establish a preference for the mother (Nowak 1991; Insley et al. 2003), and this type of young animal therefore offers an excellent opportunity to study the mechanisms by which the neonate develops the preferential relationship that will…”
- Sociality: The Behaviour of Group-Living Animals (2016, background): “Much research has primarily focussed upon acoustic cues (Beer 1970 ; Falls et al. 1982 ; Beecher 1989 ; Beecher et al. 1989 ; Insley 2000 ; Insley et al. 2003 ), chemical cues (Halpin 1980 ; Duvall 1986 ; Johnston 2003 ), visual cues (Tibbetts 2002 ; Detto et al. 2006 ) and others, including…”