Evolution of Acoustic Communication Signals of Mammals: Friendly Close-Range Vocalizations in Felidae (Carnivora)

@article{Peters2004EvolutionOA,
  title={Evolution of Acoustic Communication Signals of Mammals: Friendly Close-Range Vocalizations in Felidae (Carnivora)},
  author={G. Peters and Barbara A. Tonkin-Leyhausen},
  journal={Journal of Mammalian Evolution},
  year={2004},
  volume={6},
  pages={129-159}
}
  • G. Peters, Barbara A. Tonkin-Leyhausen
  • Published 2004
  • Biology
  • Journal of Mammalian Evolution
    • The distribution of the three friendly close-range vocalization types known in the Felidae was plotted on a recently published phylogeny of the cat family (Felidae) based on sequence comparisons of two mitochondrial DNA genes and other molecular and biochemical characters, with extrapolated divergence ages of its various lineages. It was found to be congruent with this phylogeny. One of the sound types is likely to be present in 30 species of the family (documented in 22 so far), another is… CONTINUE READING
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