Could vocal communities of territorial songbirds constitute a pseudo-social system? Testing dialects as potential community markers in social and territorial African starlings

Laurence Henry; Maël Leroux; Léa Lange; Enya Quéré; I. Naas; Adrian J. F. K. Craig; Martine Hausberger

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Could vocal communities of territorial songbirds constitute a pseudo-social system? Testing dialects as potential community markers in social and territorial African starlings

Laurence Henry ¹ Maël Leroux ¹ Léa Lange ¹ Enya Quéré ¹ I. Naas Adrian J. F. K. Craig ² Martine Hausberger ¹

1 EthoS - Ethologie animale et humaine

2 Rhodes University, Grahamstown

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Life Sciences [q-bio] / Neurons and Cognition [q-bio.NC] / Cognitive Sciences

Life Sciences [q-bio] / Neurons and Cognition [q-bio.NC] / Psychology and behavior

Cognitive science / Neuroscience

Life Sciences [q-bio] / Animal biology / Vertebrate Zoology

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