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Mylene Dutour, Auteur ; Thierry Lengagne, Auteur ; Jean-Paul Lena, AuteurDivergence and convergence in acoustic signals may be driven by different processes. Uncertainty about which of these processes best explains the patterns of acoustic variation between species has fuelled a long-standing debate in evolutionary b[...]
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Ambre Salis, Auteur ; Thierry Lengagne, Auteur ; Jean-Paul Lena, Auteur ; Mylene Dutour, AuteurCurrently, there is considerable debate surrounding the presence of some human language-specific characteristics in non-human animals, such as the use of compositional syntax (i.e. meaning of a sequence determined both by meaning of its individu[...]
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Mylene Dutour, Auteur ; Marion Cordonnier, Auteur ; Jean-Paul Lena, Auteur ; Thierry Lengagne, AuteurWhen they detect a predator, many birds exhibit mobbing behaviour and produce mobbing calls that quickly draw other prey against the predator. This anti-predator strategy often involves several species and, therefore, implies heterospecific comm[...]
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Mylene Dutour, Auteur ; Jean-Paul Lena, Auteur ; Thierry Lengagne, AuteurMobbing behaviour against predators is well documented but less is known about the factors influencing variation in behavioural response between prey species. We conducted a series of playback experiments to examine how the mobbing responses of [...]
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Modern human societies generate new patterns of noise that may affect acoustic communication in many animal species. Whilst animals have evolved several mechanisms to cope with natural background noise, the rapid increase of anthropogenic altera[...]
