Animal Communication Theory: Information and Influence

Animal Communication Theory: Information and Influence
ISBN-10
1107013100
ISBN-13
9781107013100
Category
Mathematics
Pages
452
Language
English
Published
2013-05-02
Publisher
Cambridge University Press
Author
Ulrich Stegmann

Description

An exploration of key concepts in the study of animal communication, covering case studies as well as more theoretical issues.

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