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Alarm-Call Function in Townsend's Chipmunk

Purpose

Study of behavioral ecology of Townsend's chipmunk. Specifically, to determine whether alarm calling by chipmunk could have evolved through kin selection, and if not, what other selective forces might be acting.

Project Start Date

1987-01-01

Project End Date

1989-12-31

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Project Categories

Wildlife
Mammals

Keywords

alarm
call
calling
function
townsend
chipmunk
chipmunks
townsend's
ecology
kin
Tamias townsendii
Andrew Blaustain
Claire Fuller

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OSU

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Research

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Researcher

Blaustain, Andrew R.

Role

C

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Fuller, Claire

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246

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246