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Description, Detection, and Classification of Hawaiian Monk Seal Vocalizations Through Deep-Learning Methods: Biological and Conservation Applications

Posted by author-avatar Dina Mostafa
2026-09-01
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This chapter analyses if, based on current evidence, vocalisations have construct validity as indicators of emotional valence across sp...
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Assessing Animal Welfare: A Guide to the Valid Use of Indicators of Affective States: Chapter 4 – Vocal signals

Posted by author-avatar Dina Mostafa
2026-08-06
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This chapter analyses if, based on current evidence, vocalisations have construct validity as indicators of emotional valence across sp...
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Acoustic markers of negative arousal in lambs: Evidence from behavioural and eye thermal profiles

Posted by author-avatar Dina Mostafa
2026-08-06
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Vocalisations are known indicators of emotional arousal in animals, but their assessment using simultaneously collected physiological a...
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Plains zebra (Equus quagga) group movement decisions are associated with visual and tactile behaviours performed by initiators, followers and non-followers

Posted by author-avatar Dina Mostafa
2026-08-06
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Diverging needs often occurs among group members, prompting group-living animals to engage in collective decision-making, such as coord...
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Birdsong diversity across the world

Posted by author-avatar Dina Mostafa
2026-08-06
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Why do skylarks or blackbirds sing such diverse and melodious songs (1, 2), whereas great tits repeat the same two motifs over and over...
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Egalitarian Decision Making without Equality: Lessons from Needs Based Leadership and Consensus in Animal Societies

Posted by author-avatar Dina Mostafa
2026-08-06
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Drawing on formal models and empirical studies of collective decision making in animal groups, we show that egalitarian systems can eme...
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Humans can accurately categorise negative but not positive emotional facial expressions in horses

Posted by author-avatar Dina Mostafa
2026-05-18
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Recognising emotional facial expressions plays a key role in communication, both within and between species. Many non-human animals, in...
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Context-dependent variation in meerkat short note calls reflects emotional arousal

Posted by author-avatar Dina Mostafa
2026-05-18
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Many animals produce the same call type in distinct contexts, yet acoustic variation can encode additional information, such as the pro...
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The high fundamental frequency in horse whinnies is generated by an aerodynamic whistle

Posted by author-avatar Dina Mostafa
2026-03-17
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Understanding why the frequencies of some species’ vocalizations are far above or below those predicted by body size is key for explain...
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What do we know about vocal communication of emotion between different species of terrestrial tetrapods?

Posted by author-avatar Dina Mostafa
2026-03-17
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Investigating how animals perceive and interpret emotional signals across a variety of species is essential for deepening our understan...
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  • Description, Detection, and Classification of Hawaiian Monk Seal Vocalizations Through Deep-Learning Methods: Biological and Conservation Applications
    2026-09-01 1 Comment
  • Assessing Animal Welfare: A Guide to the Valid Use of Indicators of Affective States: Chapter 4 – Vocal signals
    2026-08-06 1 Comment
  • Acoustic markers of negative arousal in lambs: Evidence from behavioural and eye thermal profiles
    2026-08-06 1 Comment
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How deep is their lunch: Inshore South African Bryde’s whales shift attack mode at different depths.

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Threatened synanthropes depend on intact forests: a critical evaluation of Moore et al. (2023).

Size-specific strategies of sympatric cetaceans to reduce heat loss.

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