Add to ORKGScent communication is an important component of behavior in mammals. Scent markings have been hypothesized to communicate a variety of messages, among them reproductive condition, ownership of territory and dominance status. This project examines the response to scent markings in the white-footed mouse, Peromyscus leucoftus. In particular, this experiment tests whether or not dominance information is communicated by scent markings.Honors CollegeThesis (B.?
Meadow voles (Microtus pennsylvanicus) rely on olfactory communication, such as scent marking, to fi...
Mice show urinary scent marking behavior as a form of social communication. Marking to a conspecific...
Most terrestrial mammals deposit scent marks to communicate with conspecifics. We examined the scent...
This experiment explored the role of scent marking in communication of dominance and resource owners...
This article is part of a Special Issue Chemosignals and Reproduction .Many terrestrial mammals mus...
Scent marking can provide behavioral and physiological information including territory ownership and...
Scent marking can provide behavioral and physiological information including territory ownership and...
Scent-marking is a ubiquitous form of olfactory signaling in male mammals and both territorial males...
Home cage aggression in male laboratory mice continues to challenge preclinical researchers. It redu...
Chemical communication is the most important way of communication in the house mouse. Traditionally,...
Individuals are at risk when communicating because conspicuous signals attract both conspecifics and...
The use by predators of scent marks made by potential prey is a largely unexplored potential cost of...
Scent counter-marking, in which one individual deposits scent in close proximity to the scent of ano...
Predators use scent to locate their prey, and prey animals often alter their behavior in response to...
Captive golden spiny mice (Acomys russatus) use odors from different sources to mark their home area...
Meadow voles (Microtus pennsylvanicus) rely on olfactory communication, such as scent marking, to fi...
Mice show urinary scent marking behavior as a form of social communication. Marking to a conspecific...
Most terrestrial mammals deposit scent marks to communicate with conspecifics. We examined the scent...
This experiment explored the role of scent marking in communication of dominance and resource owners...
This article is part of a Special Issue Chemosignals and Reproduction .Many terrestrial mammals mus...
Scent marking can provide behavioral and physiological information including territory ownership and...
Scent marking can provide behavioral and physiological information including territory ownership and...
Scent-marking is a ubiquitous form of olfactory signaling in male mammals and both territorial males...
Home cage aggression in male laboratory mice continues to challenge preclinical researchers. It redu...
Chemical communication is the most important way of communication in the house mouse. Traditionally,...
Individuals are at risk when communicating because conspicuous signals attract both conspecifics and...
The use by predators of scent marks made by potential prey is a largely unexplored potential cost of...
Scent counter-marking, in which one individual deposits scent in close proximity to the scent of ano...
Predators use scent to locate their prey, and prey animals often alter their behavior in response to...
Captive golden spiny mice (Acomys russatus) use odors from different sources to mark their home area...
Meadow voles (Microtus pennsylvanicus) rely on olfactory communication, such as scent marking, to fi...
Mice show urinary scent marking behavior as a form of social communication. Marking to a conspecific...
Most terrestrial mammals deposit scent marks to communicate with conspecifics. We examined the scent...