Principles of animal communication:
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| adam_text | Contents
Chapter
1
Signals and
Communication
1
Overview
1
Why Study Animal Communication?
1
Do animals communicate?
1
Diversity and principles
2
Cues, Signals, and Signal Evolution
3
Cues
3
Signals
4
Signal evolution
5
Principles and Animal Communication
7
Principles of Evolutionary Biology
9
Classifying Communication Systems
10
Classifying by preadaptation, modality, and medium
12
Classifying by informational focus
12
Classification by honesty guarantees
15
Classification by context
15
Cross-classifications
16
The Signaling Sequence
16
Chapter
2
Sound and Sound
Signal Production
19
The media of sound communication
19
The nature of sound
20
The characterization of sounds
22
The propagation of sound
30
Sound Signal Generation
33
Producing vibrations
34
Modification and coupling of sound signals
Balancing amplification and efficiency
55
51
Chapter
3
Sound Signal
Propagation and
Reception
65
Overview
65
Sound Propagation
65
Overall attenuation
66
Frequency pattern distortion
71
Temporal pattern distortion
78
Noise masking
81
Sound Reception
83
Coupling between medium and the receiver
84
Modification of captured sound signals
93
Detection and analysis of received sound signals
96
Body Size and Sound
107
Overview
19
Properties of Sound
19
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Chapter
4
Light and Visual Signal
Production
113
Overview
113
Properties of Light
113
Characteristics of electromagnetic radiation
113
How electromagnetic radiation interacts
with molecules
115
Constraints on EMR wavelengths
for visual comtn unication
116
How visible light interacts with matter
118
Light-Signal Generation
121
Describing color
122
Pigments
123
Structural colors
130
Bioluminescence
138
Modification and Coupling
139
Combinatorial color-production mechanisms
140
Color patterns
143
Changing colors
143
Postures and movements
146
Transparency
148
Chapter
5
Visual Signal
Propagation
and Reception
153
Overview
153
Transmission of Visual Signals
153
Overview of transmission steps
153
Availability and quality of ambient light
155
Contrast with background
¡59
Transmission from sender to recover
163
Signal detectability
164
Coupling from the Medium to the Receptor
165
The evolution of light-collecting strategies
165
Transparent lenses
168
Focusing the Hght
169
Controlling the amount of entering light
169
Reception of Visual Signals
170
The visual pigment
170
Photoreceptor cells
173
The retina
174
Resolution and sensitivity
177
Field of view
181
Visual Processing
182
Color vision
182
Feature detectors
187
Depth perception
187
Chapter
6
Chemical Signals
193
Overview
193
General Features of Chemical
Communication
193
Contrasts between chemical, auditory,
and visual signals
194
Forms of chemical communication
194
Identifying chemical signals:
Function before structure
194
Production of Chemical Signals
195
Types of chemicals used for intraspecific
communication
195
Production mechanisms
196
Dissemination methods
208
Transmission of Chemical Signals
214
Diffusion
214
Transmission by current flow
217
Other environmental effects on chemical
signal transmission
220
Chemoreception
221
Coupling from the medium to the receptor
221
Chemosensory reception
224
Finding the source
228
Chapter
7
Short Range
Modalities
235
Overview
235
Touch
235
Touch signal generation and propagation
Touch signal reception
240
235
Contents
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Hydrodynamic
Reception
249
Hydro dynamic stimulus generation and
propagation
250
Hydrodynamic stimulus reception
252
Electroreception
257
Properties of electrical stimuli
Passive electroreception
260
Active electroreception
265
257
Chapter
8
Decisions, Signals, and
Information
279
Overview
279
Animal Decisions
279
281
283
291
Acquiring Information
Probability meters
281
Prior probabilities
281
Red lines and optimal decisions
281
Gaining additional information
282
Conditional probabilities and signal coding
Updating
284
Dynamic Decision Making
285
Biased Decision Making
286
Types of biases
286
Explanations for biases:
Curvilinear utility functions
289
Explanations for biases:
Webers
law
290
Explanations for biases: Other considerations
Coding Strategies
293
Signal set design
293
Mapping schemes
311
Measures of coding effectiveness
313
So, what is
information?
321
Chapter
9
The Economics of
Communication
325
Overview
325
Bioiogicat Economics
325
Merging two disciplines
325
Individual versus evolutionary economics
326
Evolutionary Models with Minimal Genetics
329
Simple optimality models
329
Evolutionary game theoretic models
329
Adaptive dynamics models
330
Genetic Complications
331
Genetic concepts
331
Evolutionary Models with Added Genetics
336
Quantitative genetics
336
Extended quantitative genetics
338
Extended adaptive dynamics
338
The Price equation
340
Comparing evolutionary modeling techniques
341
Evolutionary Currencies
342
Measures of relative individual fitness
342
Measures of relative inclusive fitness
344
Optimal Live History Economics
350
Trade-offs and optimization in evolutionary
economics
350
Life history trade-offs
350
Optimal Signaling Economics
352
Signals and physiological reserves
353
Signals and physical integrity
359
Signals and brains
363
The Value of Information
368
Chapter
10
Signal Evolution
375
Overview
375
The Evolution of Behavior
375
Models of Signal Evolution
377
Signals derived from sender precursors
377
Signals derived from receiver precursors
391
The Evolution of Reliable Signals
397
Conflicts of interest and the problem of honesty
397
Evolutionary game theory
398
Classification of signals based on type of cost
400
Causes of unreliable signaling
414
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Contents
Chapter
11
Conflict
Resolution
421
Overview
421
The Process of Resolving Conflicts
421
Contest stages and information acquisition
422
Assessing one s own fighting ability
423
Types of resources and their value
424
Fighting Strategies
425
Assumptions and predictions of fighting strategy
models
425
Evidence supporting the alternative models
428
Role of resource value and other asymmetries
4.
Agonistic Signal Repertoires
436
Two examples of agonistic signal repertoires
436
The need for honesty guarantees
437
Fighting Ability Signals
438
Body size indicators
439
Stamina indicators
441
Weapons
445
Aggressive Motivation Signals
449
Challenge signals
449
General aggressive motivation signals
450
Offensive threat signals
451
Dominance Signals
453
Status indicators
454
Territory ownership signals
457
Victory signak
461
De-escalation Signals
462
Chapter
12
Mate Attraction and
Courtship
467
Overview
467
Male and Female Reproductive Strategies
467
Sexual Selection
470
Intersexual
selection models
471
Evidence for alternative sexual selection models
476
Sexually Selected Traits and Signaling
480
Condition and health
480
Genetic compatibility
492
Age indicators
494
Parental ability and other direct benefits
Dominance
497
496
Courtship
500
General principles of courtship intensity and
character
500
Courtship signals
503
Sex role reversal
510
Chapter
13
Social
Integration
515
Overview
515
Evolution of Cooperation
515
General Principles of Recognition
517
The process of recognition
517
Recognition mechanisms
517
Evolution of identity signals
520
Male-Female Integration
522
Mate recognition
522
Pair cooperation
528
Parent-Offspring Integration
533
Offspring and parent recognition
533
Parent-offspring conflict
537
Within-family signaling interactions
538
Group Integration
544
Group recognition
544
Appeasement signals
546
Group movement coordination and decision
making
552
Cooperative
breeding
557
Chapter
14
Environmental
Signals
561
Overview
561
The Diversity of Environmental Signals
561
Predator Deterrent Signals
562
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Detection and camouflage
562
Notifying predators about prey suitability
Last-ditch prey signals to predators
573
Alarm Signals
574
Surveillance signals
575
Mobbing signals
581
Victim signals
582
Other economic considerations
564
585
Food Signals
589
Basic economics
589
Amount
ofinformation
591
Autocommunication
598
Bat echolocation
599
Cetacean echolocation
604
Chapter
15
Communication
Networks
611
Overview
611
The Utility of Network Anal/sis
611
Characterizing Networks
612
Basic designs
612
Network measures
614
Network Structure and Behavior
618
Structural types of networks
618
Effect propagation in networks
620
Modeling Evolution in Networks
625
Evolutionary graph theory
625
Social evolution on graphs
626
Animal Communication Networks
630
Linkage patterns
630
Synchrony
637
Other self-organized patterns
645
Chapter
16
The Broader View:
Microbes, Plants, and
Humans
651
Overview
651
Microbial Communication
651
Mate choice
652
Cooperation and conflict
654
Plant Communication
660
Overview of plant function, sensory systems,
and behavior
660
Competitive plant interactions
665
Sexual selection in plants
667
Defensive alarm signals
670
Attraction of animal mutualists
673
Human Communication
679
Human evolutionary history
679
Emotional expression
681
Dominance, power, and influence
685
Honesty and deceit
687
Sexual selection, mate attraction,
and courtship
689
Credits C-1
Index
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