论文信息 - Individuality in the songs of wild agile gibbons (Hylobates agilis) of Peninsular Malaysia

Individuality in the songs of wild agile gibbons (Hylobates agilis) of Peninsular Malaysia

Recordings were made and analyzed of the female dominated duet songs by eight adult pairs of wild agile gibbons from two sites in Peninsular Malaysia. A statistical analysis of their songs revealed that individuality occurred throughout the females' songs from both sites. Individuality in gibbon songs may allow singing individuals to more efficiently and effectively locate and identify neighboring nonmate conspecifics.

E. H. Haimoff | S. Gittins | Elliott H. Haimoff | S. Paul Gittins

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