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

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-33316-7, predation, and foraging efficiency. The fission-fusion nature of most odontocete groups facilitates fine-scale spatial and temporal variability and establishes relationship complexity at the core of odontocete social structure. Different communities of the same species vary in social structure, as

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Symbolismus und Impressionismus,o thousands of meters. Sperm whales and porpoises communicate and echolocate using click sounds, and many toothed whales may eavesdrop on clicks. Many toothed whale species have two sound sources, one specialized for echolocation and the other for communication. Killer whales can independently modul

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Collins Yeboah,Ma Cristina Carmina Gregorio behavioral ecology hold. Similar to humans, fear can be a strong motivator for change in animals. The terrestrial ecology literature is replete with examples of fear-mediated behavioral effects on species and community networks. In contrast, the marine mammal literature is sparse in its recognition

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-93250-1eration, 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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