Calling Signals is a vibrational communication signal that functions as a species-specific, long-range mechanical cue emitted by an individual to attract conspecifics for mating, social cohesion, or territory establishment, distinguished from other vibrational signals by its propagative properties and functional role in initiating contact between dispersed organisms.
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University of Missouri
Columbia, United States
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