5. Acoustics and Social Behavior
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Gish SL (1979) Quantitative description of two-way acoustic communication
between captive Atlantic bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus montagu).
Doctoral Dissertation, University of California, Santa Cruz, CA.
Gould E (1983) Mechanisms of mammalian auditory communication. In: Eisenberg
JF, Kleiman DG (eds) Advances in the Study of Mammalian Behavior. Special
Publication of the American Society of Mammalogy 7, pp. 265-342.
Hauser MD (1993) The evolution of nonhuman primate vocalization: effects of
phylogeny, body weight and motivational state. Am Nat 142:528-542.
Hauser MD (1996) The Evolution of Communication. Cambridge: MIT Press.
Hauser M, Fowler C (1991) Declination in fundamental frequency is not unique
to human speech: evidence from non-human primates. J Acoust Soc Am 91:363369.
Herman LM, Morrel-Samuels P (1996) Knowledge acquisition and asymmetry
between language comprehension and production: dolphins and apes as general
models for animals. In: Bekoff M, Jamieson D (eds) Readings in Animal
Cognition. Cambridge: MIT Press, pp. 289-306.
Herman LM, Tavolga WN (1980) Communication systems of cetaceans. In: Herman
LM (ed) Cetacean Behavior: Mechanisms and Function. New York: John Wiley
& Sons, pp. 149-197.
Herman LM, Morrel-Samuels P, Pack AA (1990) Bottlenosed dolphin and human
recognition of veridical and degraded video displays of an artificial gestural language. J Exp Psychol 119:215-230.
Herzing DL (1988) A quantitative description and behavioral associations of a
burst-pulsed sound, the squawk, in captive bottlenose dolphins, Tursiops truncatus. Masters Thesis. San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA.
Herzing DL (1996) Underwater behavioral observations and associated vocalizations of free-ranging Atlantic spotted dolphins, Stenella frontalis, and bottlenose
dolphins, Tursiops truncatus. Aquat Mamm 22:61-79.
Herzing DL (1997) The natural history of free-ranging Atlantic spotted dolphins
(Stenella frontaLis): age classes, color phases and female reproduction. Mar Mamm
Sci 13:40--59.
Herzing DL, Johnson CJ (1997) Interspecific interactions between Atlantic spotted
dolphins (StenelLa frontalis) and bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) in the
Bahamas, 1985-1995. Aquat Mamm 23:85-99.
Hoese HD (1971) Dolphin feeding out of water in a salt marsh.J Mamm 52:222-223.
Hult RW (1982) Another function of echolocation for bottlenose dolphins. Cetology 47:1-7.
Illius AW, Fitzgibbon C (1994) Costs of vigilance in foraging ungulates. Anim Behav
47:481-484.
Jenny H (1974) Cymatics: Wave Phenomena, Vibrational Effects, Harmonic
Oscillations with Their Structure, Kinetics and Dynamics, Vol. 2. Basel,
Switzerland: Basilius Press.
Johnson CM (1993) Animal communication by way of coordinated cognitive
systems. In: Bateson PPG, Klopfer PH, Thompson NS (eds) Perspectives in
Ethology. New York: Plenum Press, pp. 187-205.
Johnson CM, Herzing DL (1991) The social use of the tactile effects of dolphin
vocalizations. Ninth Biennial Conference on the Biology of Marine Mammals,
Dec. 5-91991, Chicago, IL, p. 36.
267
Gish SL (1979) Quantitative description of two-way acoustic communication
between captive Atlantic bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus montagu).
Doctoral Dissertation, University of California, Santa Cruz, CA.
Gould E (1983) Mechanisms of mammalian auditory communication. In: Eisenberg
JF, Kleiman DG (eds) Advances in the Study of Mammalian Behavior. Special
Publication of the American Society of Mammalogy 7, pp. 265-342.
Hauser MD (1993) The evolution of nonhuman primate vocalization: effects of
phylogeny, body weight and motivational state. Am Nat 142:528-542.
Hauser MD (1996) The Evolution of Communication. Cambridge: MIT Press.
Hauser M, Fowler C (1991) Declination in fundamental frequency is not unique
to human speech: evidence from non-human primates. J Acoust Soc Am 91:363369.
Herman LM, Morrel-Samuels P (1996) Knowledge acquisition and asymmetry
between language comprehension and production: dolphins and apes as general
models for animals. In: Bekoff M, Jamieson D (eds) Readings in Animal
Cognition. Cambridge: MIT Press, pp. 289-306.
Herman LM, Tavolga WN (1980) Communication systems of cetaceans. In: Herman
LM (ed) Cetacean Behavior: Mechanisms and Function. New York: John Wiley
& Sons, pp. 149-197.
Herman LM, Morrel-Samuels P, Pack AA (1990) Bottlenosed dolphin and human
recognition of veridical and degraded video displays of an artificial gestural language. J Exp Psychol 119:215-230.
Herzing DL (1988) A quantitative description and behavioral associations of a
burst-pulsed sound, the squawk, in captive bottlenose dolphins, Tursiops truncatus. Masters Thesis. San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA.
Herzing DL (1996) Underwater behavioral observations and associated vocalizations of free-ranging Atlantic spotted dolphins, Stenella frontalis, and bottlenose
dolphins, Tursiops truncatus. Aquat Mamm 22:61-79.
Herzing DL (1997) The natural history of free-ranging Atlantic spotted dolphins
(Stenella frontaLis): age classes, color phases and female reproduction. Mar Mamm
Sci 13:40--59.
Herzing DL, Johnson CJ (1997) Interspecific interactions between Atlantic spotted
dolphins (StenelLa frontalis) and bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) in the
Bahamas, 1985-1995. Aquat Mamm 23:85-99.
Hoese HD (1971) Dolphin feeding out of water in a salt marsh.J Mamm 52:222-223.
Hult RW (1982) Another function of echolocation for bottlenose dolphins. Cetology 47:1-7.
Illius AW, Fitzgibbon C (1994) Costs of vigilance in foraging ungulates. Anim Behav
47:481-484.
Jenny H (1974) Cymatics: Wave Phenomena, Vibrational Effects, Harmonic
Oscillations with Their Structure, Kinetics and Dynamics, Vol. 2. Basel,
Switzerland: Basilius Press.
Johnson CM (1993) Animal communication by way of coordinated cognitive
systems. In: Bateson PPG, Klopfer PH, Thompson NS (eds) Perspectives in
Ethology. New York: Plenum Press, pp. 187-205.
Johnson CM, Herzing DL (1991) The social use of the tactile effects of dolphin
vocalizations. Ninth Biennial Conference on the Biology of Marine Mammals,
Dec. 5-91991, Chicago, IL, p. 36.