Acoustic variation and group level convergence of gelada, Theropithecus gelada, contact calls
Authors:
- Melissa C. PainterMPMelissa C. Painter
- Morgan L. GustisonMGMorgan L. Gustison
- Noah Snyder-MacklerNSNoah Snyder-Mackler
- Elizabeth Tinsley JohnsonEJElizabeth Tinsley Johnson
- Aliza le RouxARAliza le Roux
- Thore J. BergmanTBThore J. Bergman
- 17 November 2023
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Animal Behaviour
- Vol. 207, 235-246
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Wildlife Conservation Society (SSF 67250)
- National Geographic Society (50409R-18, 8100-06, 8989-11, 9122-12, W304-14)
- University of Michigan
- National Science Foundation (BCS-0715179, BCS-0962118, BCS-1723228, BCS-1723237, BCS-2013888, IOS-1255974, IOS-1854359, NSF-1340991)
- Leakey Foundation
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