Whispering to the Deaf: Communication by a Frog without External Vocal Sac or Tympanum in Noisy Environments Renaud Boistel1,2*, Thierry Aubin1, Peter Cloetens3, Max Langer3,4, Brigitte Gillet5, Patrice Josset6, Nicolas

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ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR, 2007, 74, 1753e1763 doi:[removed]j.anbehav[removed]Available online at www.sciencedirect.com Sexual selection in the squirrel treefrog Hyla squirella: the

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• Hyla
• Zoology
• Frog
• Gray tree frog
• Mate Choice
• Sexual selection
• Mimicry
• Vocal sac
• Aggression
• Biology
• Evolutionary biology
• Behavior

High-res photo: http://bit.ly/RuNIj3 Gaw Vang, far right, leads some of Sac State’s jazz vocalists in rehearsal. (Sacramento State/Craig Koscho) May 8, 2014 Sac State jazz singers score DownBeat award DownBeat magazine

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• Big West Conference
• California State University
• Sacramento
• Central Valley
• Jazz
• Sacramento
• California
• Vocal jazz
• Northern California
• Geography of California
• American Association of State Colleges and Universities
• Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities

A new cryptic frog species of the Mantidactylus boulengeri group with a divergent vocal sac structure Frank Glaw1 , Miguel Vences2

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