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Many studies of sexually selected vocal communication assume that calls remain stable throughout the breeding season. However, during this period, physiological and social factors change and these can have strong effects on the structure of calls and calling rates. During the rut, fallow bucks, Dama dama, reduce their feeding and increase the time and energy spent on vocalizing and fighting to gain...
The notion that social complexity may drive communicative complexity has invigorated the research interest in the question of how to assess the structural features of a species' communication system. This applies to both the level of the signal repertoire and the level of potential rules governing the succession of elements. This review first provides an overview of some of the most influential studies...
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