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Correction to Regulation of phosphatase and tensin homolog by complement component 5a (C5a) and its receptor (C5aR 1) in lupus nephritis: A novel therapeutic target. [PDF]
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Closing the knowledge-practice gap in veterinary antimicrobial stewardship: why competency-based continuing professional development is needed in veterinary systems. [PDF]
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WIREs Cognitive Science, 2014
Animal communication is first and foremost about signal transmission and aims to understand how communication occurs. It is a field that has contributed to and been inspired by other fields, from information technology to neuroscience, in finding ever better methods to eavesdrop on the actual ‘message’ that forms the basis of communication.
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Animal communication is first and foremost about signal transmission and aims to understand how communication occurs. It is a field that has contributed to and been inspired by other fields, from information technology to neuroscience, in finding ever better methods to eavesdrop on the actual ‘message’ that forms the basis of communication.
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1993
The paper deals with the antecedents of human speech in animals, more precisely with the problems of continuity versus discontinuity in communication between the different species of vertebrates. It puts emphasis on higher classes of mammals, namely monkeys and apes.
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The paper deals with the antecedents of human speech in animals, more precisely with the problems of continuity versus discontinuity in communication between the different species of vertebrates. It puts emphasis on higher classes of mammals, namely monkeys and apes.
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The logical analysis of animal communication
Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1961Abstract An attempt has been made to describe some of the responses evoked by communication signals in certain animals and to infer the kind of information which the signals transmit. Using the methods developed by C. W. Morris 1946 for the logical analysis of human language, identiflors, designators, appraisors and prescriptors can be distinguished.
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Intentional Communication in Animals
The evolutionary origins of human language are deeply intertwined with the ability to communicate intentionally. Grounded in frameworks from developmental psychology and research in animal communication, intentional communication is investigated through behavioral markers assessing (1) goal directedness, (2) social directedness and(3) change in ...Aychet, Juliette +2 more
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Science (New York, N.Y.), 1996
Semiotics and ethology have converged in a new behavioral science, zoosemiotics. Those who are interested in the theoretical analysis of the complex problems of non-verbal behavior that arise where these two disciplines interact aim to treat comprehensively animal communication systems by the aid of representations that have proved illuminating in the ...
Tony Malim, Ann Birch, Sheila Hayward
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Semiotics and ethology have converged in a new behavioral science, zoosemiotics. Those who are interested in the theoretical analysis of the complex problems of non-verbal behavior that arise where these two disciplines interact aim to treat comprehensively animal communication systems by the aid of representations that have proved illuminating in the ...
Tony Malim, Ann Birch, Sheila Hayward
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Animal Communication and Noise
20131 Introduction Henrik Brumm Part I: Signal Detection Theory 2 Signal Detection, Noise, and the Evolution of Communication R. Haven Wiley Part II: Acoustic Signals 3 Masking by Noise in Acoustic Insects: Problems and Solutions Heiner Romer 4 Effects of Noise on Sound Detection and Acoustic Communication in Fishes Friedrich Ladich 5 Anuran Acoustic ...
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