The field of animal vocal communication has benefited greatly from improved understanding
of vocal production mechanisms and specifically from the generalization of the source–filter …

In contrast to the cries of human infants, sounds made by non-human infants in different
stressful behavioral contexts (hunger or physical discomfort, isolation, capture by humans or …

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 report coordinates assessments of five types of behavioral responses in new mothers to
their own infants' cries with neurobiological responses in new mothers to their own infants' …

Whereas mammalian mothers and young may retain long-term social affiliations in nature,
the management of animals in captivity typically dictates that offspring are abruptly and …

Background Models of honest advertisement predict that sexually selected calls should
signal male quality. In most vertebrates, high quality males have larger body sizes that …

Simple Summary The present paper reviews the importance of bonding for the survival and
well-being in the cow–calf relationship. The review focuses on buffaloes and information …

Simple Summary Behavior during parturition not only allows us to understand the ethology
of a species but can also be used as an early indicator of parturition. Although there are …

Maternal behavior is species-specific and expressed under different physiological
conditions, and contexts. It is the result of neural processes that support different forms (eg …

Acoustic structure, behavioral context, and caregiver responses to infant distress
vocalizations (cries) are similar across mammals, including humans. Are these similarities …