Titlebook: Ethology and Behavioral Ecology of Odontocetes; Bernd Würsig Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Aquatic Mammals.Diving Behavior

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Social Ecology of Feeding in an Open Ocean, having sex, rearing young, and locating, containing, and capturing prey. In this chapter, I concentrate on food. In determining “good” locations to search for prey, odontocetes likely use prior knowledge about their environment, either newly acquired or shared by others. To locate prey, odontocete

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Sexual Strategies: Male and Female Mating Tacticsus social and ecological contexts. Mating tactics are diverse and non-mutually exclusive and can entail both precopulatory and postcopulatory mechanisms. Males typically rove between females, and their mating tactics include display, contest, endurance, scramble, and sperm competition. Female mating

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Movement Patterns of Odontocetes Through Space and Timee, several distinct patterns appear: diel, short-term, seasonal, and exceptionally long-distance movements, together delineating home ranges that may be occupied for extended periods or repeatedly. A variety of methods have been used to study movement patterns of odontocetes, such as absence/presenc

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Odontocete Social Strategies and Tactics Along and Inshoreeration, and social bonding within populations. While odontocete social lives may ultimately owe their existence to the predator protection benefits of grouping, it is becoming clear that there is great variability in the nature of social relationships and fitness consequences of social behavior for

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Odontocete Adaptations to Human Impact and Vice Versa. Several odontocetes have modified their behavior to persist, and in some cases even prosper, in human-altered riverine, coastal, and oceanic habitat. Examples include cooperation with fishers to catch fish, depredation on fishing gear, scavenging, and other kinds of opportunistic foraging (e.g., b