Animal call systems a. express information about things that are not currently in their present environment b. can only communicate in response to real-world stimuli c. can combine calls to make new call meanings d. all of the above

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Shaun Munoz

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24 December, 11:51

Animal call systems a. express information about things that are not currently in their present environment b. can only communicate in response to real-world stimuli c. can combine calls to make new call meanings d. all of the above

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Answer: Option B. Can only communicate in response to real-world stimuli

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A call system is a form of oral communication system used by some animals such as birds to communicate. Animal call systems are stimuli dependent, which means that an animal can only communicate in response to a real-world stimulus. Most animals make use of sounds, gestures, and movements of the body as call system to communicate. Animal call systems tend to be virtually the same within a species with only minor differences between call systems used in widely separated regions.