Geographic Dialects is a bioacoustic phenomenon characterized by regionally distinct vocalization patterns within a marine mammal species, arising from social learning and isolation, that serve as markers of population structure and cultural transmission in acoustic communication systems.
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The Study of Social Dialects in American English
Stanley M. Tsuzaki, Walt Wolfram, Ralph W. Fasold · TESOL Quarterly · 1975 · 430 citations
Robert G. Shackleton · 2005 · 295 citations
John C. Mitani, Toshikazu Hasegawa, Julie Gros‐Louis et al. · American Journal of Primatology · 1992 · 196 citations · Full text
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