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David Reby, Senior Lecturer @ University of Sussex

Homepage: lifesci.sussex.ac.uk/cmvcr/Home.html

Country: United Kingdom, Language: English

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	Ecological Characters and Phylogeny - Annual Review of Entomology ... Male vocal behavior and phylogeny in deer. Henri Cap, Pierre Deleporte, Jean Joachim, David Reby. Cladistics Vol. 24(6): 917-931 ...		2x Okay!
	annualreviews.org 2010-10-04 +

	Invalid URL: Leibniz Professors W. Tecumseh Fitch is interested in the evolution of cognition in vertebrates. ... Vocal production & evolution of communication in deer (w/ David Reby, Sussex) ...		1x Okay!
	uni-leipzig.de 2010-10-04 +

	Comfibook: Find web mail for Karen Mccomb - Comfibook has email ... Vocal Communication & Cognition Research Group, established by Karen McComb and David Reby, specialises in using playback experiments to explore . ...		1x Okay!
	comfibook.com 2010-10-04 +

	Tecumseh Fitch's Homepage 10 Aug 2010 ... My colleague, mammal vocalization expert David Reby (now at the University of Sussex), and I discovered that male red deer (Cervus elaphus) ...		1x Okay!
	homepage.univie.ac.at 2010-10-04 +

	Male vocal behavior and phylogeny in deer - Cap - 2008 ... von H Cap - 2008 - Zitiert durch: 4 - Ähnliche ArtikelHenri Cap1,; Pierre Deleporte2,*,; Jean Joachim1,; David Reby3. Article first published online: 22 AUG 2008. DOI: 10.1111/j.1096-0031.2008.00223.x ...		1x Okay!
	onlinelibrary.wiley.com 2010-10-04 +

	Why female deer like a stag to be a big noise in the forest Co-author Dr David Reby says: "The work conducted by our group on red deer vocal ... Council (BBSRC) and from the Nuffield Foundation (research grant to David Reby) ...		0x Okay!
	physorg.com 2010-10-04 +

	Humans Vocal Cords 2008-05-05 by Sze Zeng Andrews, whose major research is on evolution and neural basis of cognition and communication, has pointed out that vocal cords that are similar with humans' are found in animal like the red deer (Cervus elaphus). David Reby, Lecturer ...		0x Okay!
	criticalstephentong.blogspot.com 2010-10-04 +

	Descent of the Larynx in Deer: The Demise of a “Uniquely Human” Trait 2010-08-10 by admin My colleague, mammal vocalization expert David Reby (now at the University of Sussex), and I discovered that male red deer (Cervus elaphus) have an unusual vocal adaptation: a permanently lowered larynx (previously believed to be unique ...		0x Okay!
	homepage.univie.ac.at 2010-10-04 +

	PNAS announces 2008 Cozzarelli Prize… "Cross-modal Individual Vocal Recognition in the Domestic Horse (Equus caballus)," by Leanne Proops, Karen McComb, and David Reby http://www.pnas.org/content/106/3/947		0x Okay!
	eurekalert.org 2010-10-04 +

	Why female deer like a stag to be a big… The research was carried out by Ben Charlton (as part of his doctoral research), with Dr David Reby and Dr Karen McComb from the Centre for Mammal Vocal Communication Research ...		0x Okay!
	sussex.ac.uk 2010-10-04 +

	Animal Communication Networks - Cambridge… Vocal communication networks in large terrestrial mammals Karen E. McComb and David Reby; 18. Underwater acoustic communication networks in marine mammals Vincent Janik; 19.		0x Okay!
	cambridge.org 2010-10-04 +

	Horse-human interactions: Attention attribution and the use of ... Leanne Proops, Karen McComb & David Reby Centre for Mammal Vocal Communication Research, Psychology department, University of Sussex, Falmer, Brighton BN1 9QH, UK.		0x Okay!
	references.equine-behaviour.de 2010-10-04 +

	Home [www.lifesci.sussex.ac.uk] The Mammal Vocal Communication & Cognition Research Group, established by Karen McComb and David Reby, specialises in using playback experiments to explore communication and ...		0x Okay!
	lifesci.sussex.ac.uk 2010-10-04 +

	Invalid URL: Bambo.htm Descent of the Larynx in Deer: The Demise of a "Uniquely Human" Trait . My colleague, mammal vocalization expert David Reby (now at the University of Sussex), and I discovered that ...		0x Okay!
	st-andrews.ac.uk 2010-10-04 +

	Invalid URL: Horse in Medical News ... Class V (Behavioral and Social Sciences): "Cross-modal Individual Vocal Recognition in the Domestic horse (Equus caballus)," by Leanne Proops, Karen McComb, and David Reby http ...		0x Okay!
	bio-medicine.org 2010-10-04 +

	Invalid URL: 31st IEC - August 2009 - Université de… David Reby School of Life Science, University of Sussex, Brighton, UK ; Diversity of vocal signals of O. tormota: Dominance of nonlinear phenomena and evidence for individual ...		0x Okay!
	iec2009.univ-rennes1.fr 2010-10-04 +

	Coevolution of vocal communication and… We thank Eve Hailey for valuable help with a pilot study, Chris Darwin, Alan Garnham, Marco Gamba, David Reby and Aisha Thorn for comments on the manuscript, and Dan Blumstein and ...		0x Okay!
	ncbi.nlm.nih.gov 2010-10-04 +

	Invalid URL: Homepage Dr David Reby. Senior Lecturer in Psychology. Mammal Vocal Communication and Cognition ... office: Pevensey 1, 2C10. telephone: +44 1273 877 334. email: reby ...		0x Okay!
	lifesci.sussex.ac.uk 2010-10-04 +

	The Argus - News, Sport, Brighton and Hove Albion and ... A species of owl tries to sound macho by lowering the pitch of its hoots, scientists have learned. ... David Reby, an expert in mammal vocal communication from the University of ...		0x Okay!
	archive.theargus.co.uk 2010-10-04 +

	People : People and contacts : School of Psychology ... People. Dr David Reby. Post: Senior Lecturer in Psychology (Psychology) ... Combining anatomical analyses of the vocal apparatus, acoustical analyses, and ...		0x Okay!
	sussex.ac.uk 2010-10-04 +

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