Keddy-Hector A, Wilczynski W, Ryan MJ (1992) Call patterns and basilar papilla
tuning in cricket frogs. II. Intrapopulational variation and allometry. Brain Behav
Evol 39:238–246.
Kilner RM, Noble DG, Davies NB (1999) Signals of need in parent-offspring. Communication and their exploitation by the common cuckoo. Nature 397:667–672.
Kime NM, Turner W, Ryan MJ (2000) The transmission of advertisement calls in
Central American frogs. Behav Ecol. 11:71–83.
King JR (1972) Variation in the song of the rufous collared sparrow, Zonotrichia
capensis, in northwestern Argentina. Z Tierpsychol 30:344–373.
Kirkpatrick M, Ryan MJ (1991) The paradox of the lek and the evolution of mating
preferences. Nature 350:33–38.
Klump GM, Gerhardt HC (1987) Use of non-arbitrary acoustic criteria in mate
choice by female gray tree frogs. Nature 326:286–288.
Kroodsma DE, Miller EH (eds) (1982) Acoustic Communication in Birds, Vols 1
and 2. New York: Academic Press.
Kroodsma DE, Miller EH (eds) (1996) Ecology and Evolution of Acoustic Communication in Birds. Ithaca, NY: Comstock Press.
Kyriacou CP, Hall JC (1986) Interspecific genetic control of courtship song production and reception in Drosophila. Science 232:494–497.
Littlejohn MJ (1965) Premating isolation in the Hyla ewingi complex (Anura:
Hylidae). Evolution 19:234–243.
Littlejohn, MJ (2001) Patterns of differentiation in temporal properties of acoustic
signals of anurans. In: Ryan MJ (ed) Anuran Communication. Washington DC:
Smithsonian Institution Press, pp. 102–120.
Loftus-Hills JJ, Littlejohn MJ (1971) Pulse repetition rate as the basis for mating
call discrimination by two sympatric species of Hyla. Copeia 1971:154–156.
Lynch M, Walsh B (1998) Genetic Analysis of Quantitative Traits. Sunderland, MA:
Sinauer Associates.
MacNally RC, Young D (1981) Song energetics of the bladder cicada. J Exp Biol
90:185–196.
Margoliash D (1983) Acoustic parameters underlying the responses of song-specific
neurons in the white-crowned sparrow. J Neurosci 3:1039–1057.
Marler CA, Ryan MJ (1995) Energetic constraints and steroid hormone correlates
of male calling behaviour in the túngara frog. J Zool Lond 240:397–409.
Marler P (1997) Three models of song learning: Evidence from behavior. J Neurobiol 33:501–516.
Marler P (1998) Animal communication and human language. In: Jablonski NG,
Aiello LC (eds) The Origin and Diversification of Language. Memoirs of the
California Academy of Sciences, Number 24. San Francisco: California Academy
of Sciences.
Marten K, Marler P (1977) Sound transmission and its significance for animal vocalization I. Temperate habitats. Behav Ecol Sociobiol 2:271–290.
Marten K, Quine D, Marler P (1977) Sound transmission and its significance for
animal vocalization II. Tropical forest habitats. Behav Ecol Sociobiol 2:291–301.
Martin WF (1972) Evolution of vocalization in the genus Bufo. In: Blair WF (ed)
Evolution in the Genus Bufo. Austin: University of Texas Press, pp. 279–309.
Mathevon N, Aubin T, Dabelsteen T (1996) Song degradation during propagation:
Importance of song post for the wren Troglodytes troglodytes. Ethology
102:397–412.
5. Selection on Signals
269
tuning in cricket frogs. II. Intrapopulational variation and allometry. Brain Behav
Evol 39:238–246.
Kilner RM, Noble DG, Davies NB (1999) Signals of need in parent-offspring. Communication and their exploitation by the common cuckoo. Nature 397:667–672.
Kime NM, Turner W, Ryan MJ (2000) The transmission of advertisement calls in
Central American frogs. Behav Ecol. 11:71–83.
King JR (1972) Variation in the song of the rufous collared sparrow, Zonotrichia
capensis, in northwestern Argentina. Z Tierpsychol 30:344–373.
Kirkpatrick M, Ryan MJ (1991) The paradox of the lek and the evolution of mating
preferences. Nature 350:33–38.
Klump GM, Gerhardt HC (1987) Use of non-arbitrary acoustic criteria in mate
choice by female gray tree frogs. Nature 326:286–288.
Kroodsma DE, Miller EH (eds) (1982) Acoustic Communication in Birds, Vols 1
and 2. New York: Academic Press.
Kroodsma DE, Miller EH (eds) (1996) Ecology and Evolution of Acoustic Communication in Birds. Ithaca, NY: Comstock Press.
Kyriacou CP, Hall JC (1986) Interspecific genetic control of courtship song production and reception in Drosophila. Science 232:494–497.
Littlejohn MJ (1965) Premating isolation in the Hyla ewingi complex (Anura:
Hylidae). Evolution 19:234–243.
Littlejohn, MJ (2001) Patterns of differentiation in temporal properties of acoustic
signals of anurans. In: Ryan MJ (ed) Anuran Communication. Washington DC:
Smithsonian Institution Press, pp. 102–120.
Loftus-Hills JJ, Littlejohn MJ (1971) Pulse repetition rate as the basis for mating
call discrimination by two sympatric species of Hyla. Copeia 1971:154–156.
Lynch M, Walsh B (1998) Genetic Analysis of Quantitative Traits. Sunderland, MA:
Sinauer Associates.
MacNally RC, Young D (1981) Song energetics of the bladder cicada. J Exp Biol
90:185–196.
Margoliash D (1983) Acoustic parameters underlying the responses of song-specific
neurons in the white-crowned sparrow. J Neurosci 3:1039–1057.
Marler CA, Ryan MJ (1995) Energetic constraints and steroid hormone correlates
of male calling behaviour in the túngara frog. J Zool Lond 240:397–409.
Marler P (1997) Three models of song learning: Evidence from behavior. J Neurobiol 33:501–516.
Marler P (1998) Animal communication and human language. In: Jablonski NG,
Aiello LC (eds) The Origin and Diversification of Language. Memoirs of the
California Academy of Sciences, Number 24. San Francisco: California Academy
of Sciences.
Marten K, Marler P (1977) Sound transmission and its significance for animal vocalization I. Temperate habitats. Behav Ecol Sociobiol 2:271–290.
Marten K, Quine D, Marler P (1977) Sound transmission and its significance for
animal vocalization II. Tropical forest habitats. Behav Ecol Sociobiol 2:291–301.
Martin WF (1972) Evolution of vocalization in the genus Bufo. In: Blair WF (ed)
Evolution in the Genus Bufo. Austin: University of Texas Press, pp. 279–309.
Mathevon N, Aubin T, Dabelsteen T (1996) Song degradation during propagation:
Importance of song post for the wren Troglodytes troglodytes. Ethology
102:397–412.
5. Selection on Signals
269