... orchid inflorescences, and a hypothesis on euglossine population structure . Oikos 36 , 177 - 183 . 10.2307/3544443 Johansson , B. G. and Jones , T. M. ( 2007 ). The role of chemical communication in mate choice . Biol. Rev. 82 , 265 - 289 . 10.1111/j.1469-185X.2007.00009...

..., chemical communication and its role in reproduction are poorly known. Here, we assessed sex differences in the detection of (a) short-range diffusing signals and (b) deposited cue trails during the mate-searching behaviour of freely moving virgin male and female Macrobiotus polonicus. We tracked individual...

... immediately learn to avoid odours, they fail to avoid pheromone trails when they are associated with a punishment; however, they learn to ignore trails by developing simple heuristics. Anti-instinctive learning Associative learning Chemical communication Opposite-instinctive learning Social signal...

... Bottom-up effects Chemical communication Species interactions (4 S )-(−)-Ipsenol Transcriptome analysis Summary: We analyzed volatile metabolites in the hindguts of adult Ips hauseri , identifying that the beetles use monoterpenoid signals in feeding and reproduction, the close...

... information from other males signaling to females and alter their own signal. Relative to visual and acoustic signals, less is known about how such communication networks influence chemical signaling among animals. In sea lamprey ( Petromyzon marinus ), the chemical communication system is essential...

... for the study of how sexual signals function and evolve, which is less often studied from the perspective of chemical communication compared with other sensory modalities ( Andersson, 1994 ; Coleman, 2009 ; Steiger et al., 2011 ), particularly in vertebrates ( Johansson and Jones, 2007 ; Symonds and Elgar...

...Tina Keller-Costa; Adelino V. M. Canário; Peter C. Hubbard Cichlids offer an exciting opportunity to understand vertebrate speciation; chemical communication could be one of the drivers of African cichlid radiation. Chemical signals mediate key aspects in the lives of vertebrates and often...

... by The Company of Biologists Ltd 2013 Anura chemical communication amplexin Ly-6/uPAR protein family three-finger motif As with many animal taxa, amphibians are expected to make extensive use of chemical communication during courtship and reproduction. In salamanders (Urodela), several...

...Josef Settele; Francesca Barbero; Martin Musche; Jeremy A. Thomas; Karsten Schönrogge Summary Chemical communication plays a major role in the organisation of ant societies, and is mimicked to near perfection by certain large blue ( Maculinea ) butterflies that parasitise Myrmica ant colonies...

...M. Huertas; L. Hagey; A. F. Hofmann; J. Cerdà; A. V. M. Canário; P. C. Hubbard SUMMARY Teleosts have high olfactory sensitivity to bile salts. To assess whether this phenomenon is involved in intra-specific chemical communication alone, or is part of a more `broad range' sensitivity to bile salts...

... Limited 2008 2008 habitat-dependent signalling courtship display chemical communication chemoreception pheromone sexual behaviour portunid blue crab Callinectes sapidus Many species have evolved to communicate sexual information using courtship signals, including visual displays...

... anosmic males. chemical communication behaviour reproduction courtship fish cichlid pheromone Chemical communication is widely believed to be important during reproduction in teleosts. However, given the number and diversity of reproductive strategies shown by this division...

...Patrizia D'Ettorre; Jürgen Heinze; Claudia Schulz; Wittko Francke; Manfred Ayasse SUMMARY Primitive ant societies, with their relatively simple social structure,provide an opportunity to explore the evolution of chemical communication, in particular of mechanisms underlying within-colony...