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/10.1007/978-3-030-16663-2Aquatic Mammals; Diving Behavior; Feeding Strategies; Mammal Conservation; Migration Patterns; Sexual Beh

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Grouping Behaviors of Dolphins and Other Toothed Whaleson and multivariate analyses of social and ecological variables, and move to agent-based analysis, where each individual (or collection of individuals) can act autonomously and independently. Social structural plasticity is key to the success of odontocetes and may also play an important role in spe

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Communication by Sound and by Visual, Tactile, and Chemical Sensingearn to produce vocalizations, a skill that is rare among nonhuman mammals. Adult dolphins can imitate the signature whistles of partners for use as a vocal label. These individual-specific labels are suited to the fission-fusion societies of most dolphins, in which group composition may change ever

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Social Ecology of Feeding in an Open Oceanting behaviors to capture prey include increasing capture efficiency by working together to briefly disorganize a fish school, trap prey between dolphins, or debilitate prey. While much of this chapter focuses on epipelagic and mesopelagic odontocetes, we are learning more about how deep-diving dolp

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Predator/Prey Decisions and the Ecology of Fear, conservation practitioners and marine mammal scientists are encouraged to adapt theoretical concepts and methods from predation risk studies to better understand the effects of nonbiological stressors on marine mammal species.