Publikation: New dimensions for animal communication networks : space and time
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Communication is a social process and usually occurs in a network of signalers and receivers. While social network analysis has received enormous recent attention from animal behaviorists, there have been relatively few attempts to apply these techniques to communication networks. Communication networks have the potential to offer novel insights into social network studies, and yet are especially challenging subjects, largely because of their unique spatiotemporal characteristics. Namely, signals propagate through the environment, often dissociating from the body of the signaler, to influence receiver behavior. The speed of signal propagation and the signal's active space will affect the congruence of communication networks and other types of social network; in extreme cases the signal may persist and only first be detected long after the signaler has left the area. Other signals move more rapidly and over greater distances than the signaler could possibly move to reach receivers. We discuss the spatial and temporal consequences of signaling in networks and highlight the distinction between the physical location of the signaler and the spread of influence of its signals, the effects of signal modality and receiver sensitivity on communication network properties, the potential for feedbacks between network layers, and approaches to analyzing spatial and temporal change in communication networks in conjunction with other network layers.
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REICHERT, Michael S., Maya S. ENRIQUEZ, Nora V. CARLSON, 2021. New dimensions for animal communication networks : space and time. In: Integrative and Comparative Biology. Oxford University Press (OUP). 2021, 61(3), pp. 814-824. ISSN 1540-7063. eISSN 1557-7023. Available under: doi: 10.1093/icb/icab013BibTex
@article{Reichert2021dimen-53294, year={2021}, doi={10.1093/icb/icab013}, title={New dimensions for animal communication networks : space and time}, number={3}, volume={61}, issn={1540-7063}, journal={Integrative and Comparative Biology}, pages={814--824}, author={Reichert, Michael S. and Enriquez, Maya S. and Carlson, Nora V.} }
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