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Twenty-two kHz alarm cries to presentation of a predator, by laboratory rats living in visible burrow systems
Physiology & Behavior · 1991 · Vol. 50(5) · pp. 967–972
Robert J. Blanchard✉(University of Hawaii System)D. Caroline Blanchard(University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa)Rachel Agullana(University of Hawaii System)Scott Μ. Weiss(University of Hawaii System)
Neuroendocrine regulation and behaviorAnimal Ecology and Behavior StudiesBat Biology and Ecology StudiesBurrowPredatorALARMPsychologyCommunicationAlarm signalPresentation (obstetrics)AudiologyAcousticsEcology
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AnimalsCatsEscape ReactionFearFemaleMaleMotor ActivityPredatory BehaviorSocial EnvironmentSound SpectrographyTerritorialityUltrasonicsVocalization, AnimalRats
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