Literature Cited to accompany Animal Communication, 2e Page 1 Principles of Animal
Communication, Second Edition Jack W. Bradbury and Sandra L. Vehrencamp Chapter 14 …

This article is part of a Special Issue “Chemosignals and Reproduction”. Many lizards have
diverse glands that produce chemosignals used in intraspecific communication and that can …

RESUMEN La Familia Liolaemidae, integrada por los géneros Ctenoblepharys, Liolaemus y
Phymaturus, es la familia más diversa del sector sur de Sudamérica, y ha experimentado un …

True individual recognition (TIR), the ability to recognize conspecific individuals on the basis
of identity cues, is required for the evolution of several social traits (eg the maintenance of …

Pheromones are chemicals involved in intraspecific communication in many animals.
Reptiles probably rely more on their chemical senses than any other vertebrate class and …

Pheromones have been defined, based on entomological studies, as chemicals or
semiochemicals produced by one individual that effect a change in the physiology …

Iguanian lizards concentrate two of the three most species-rich vertebrate genera on Earth.
Therefore, the development of studies to understand their diversity and phylogenetic …

Recent studies have stressed the role of scent marks as signals potentially mediating
competitor assessment. According to this view, receivers may use scent marks to derive …

Species‐specific recognition systems are fundamental to maintaining the cohesion of
species, particularly when heterospecific matings are possible. Here, I examined whether …

Although self-recognition or self-awareness has been studied with the visually-based mirror
test, passed by several species, primarily apes, the possibility of a chemically-based …