Interspecific dominance via vocal interactions mediates altitudinal zonation in neotropical singing mice

Keyphrases

• Singing Mice 100%
• Vocal Interaction 100%
• Interspecific Dominance 100%
• Altitudinal Zonation 100%
• Removal Experiment 66%
• Interspecific Aggression 66%
• Heterospecific 66%
• Competitive Interactions 66%
• Social Information 66%
• Behavioral Trial 66%
• Playback Experiment 66%
• Animal Communities 33%
• Spatial Distribution 33%
• Range Limits 33%
• Costa Rica 33%
• Altitudinal Range 33%
• Spatial Segregation 33%
• Temperature Regime 33%
• Similar Species 33%
• Panama 33%
• Competitive Exclusion 33%
• Large-scale Patterns 33%
• Behavioral Dominance 33%
• Range Edge 33%
• Species Replacement 33%
• Song Rate 33%
• Murid Rodents 33%
• Scotinomys 33%
• Alston's Singing Mice 33%
• Acoustic Signalling 33%
• Individual Interaction 33%
• Interspecific Communication 33%
• Geographic Limits 33%
• Chiriqui 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Mouse 100%
• Animal Community 25%
• Competitive Exclusion 25%