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Khan Academy (n.d.). Animal communication. Khan Academy. Retrieved from https://www.khanacademy.org/science/biology/behavioral-biology/animal-behavior/a/animal-communication

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All in all, I believe social behaviors are very important for the survival of organisms. If animals are isolated from their "group", they have a greater chance of dying, since they have nobody to depend on to communicate with, mate with, or defend.

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Primates are able to use these adaptations of communication signals to talk to each other. These behaviors are considered group behaviors. Communication allows individuals to visually attract mates (i.e. with plumage), which increases their fitness and ability to reproduce. Birds adapted to attract mates by having and showing their plumage. Monkeys have the behavior of yelling, because they've adapted to know to warn others when danger is near. By helping each other, their fitness increases, and animals have a greater chance of survival through natural selection.

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Members in a primate group groom each other to improve their hygiene. By doing this, they are able to bond socially.

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Chimpanzees raise their arms or stare at another chimpanzee to communicate danger. A female's skin becomes brightly colored when she's most fertile.

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Monkeys yell out to the rest of their group when they spot a predator near. For example, if they are fighting, they scream out to the rest of the pack to get help.

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Primates communicate through...

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Communication signals are a way for animals to get information to and from each other. These behaviors have many survival benefits, and are adaptions that improve an animal's fitness. I used primates as an example.