Animal Communication and Language¶
In animal communication, a. '. i. a. t. o. i. f. o. o. t. a. (1999). Animal Communication and Language.
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- Illegitimate receiver
- The receiver may be a predator, parasite, rival or eavesdropping mate, and interception differs from signal jamming because the third party extracts information rather than merely disrupting transmission.
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- The receiver may be a predator, parasite, rival or eavesdropping mate, and interception differs from signal jamming because the third party extracts information rather than merely disrupting transmission.
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