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Figure 7.7
Occurrence of biphasic notes in loud calls (or excerpts of loud calls) of Old World monkeys
(a–d) and apes (e,f).Alternating exhalation and inhalation notes are indicated by upward
and downward arrows,respectively.In (b),no arrows are used,because exhalation and
inhalation notes are produced very rapidly in this example.a.Chlorocebus aethiops(two
individuals,South Africa;Roché 1994);b.Lophocebus albigena(adult male,Gabon,
Bouchain,and Gautier 1995);c.Colobus satanas(Gabon;Roché 1994),d.Trachypithecus
johnii(India;rec.:G.Hohmann);e.Hylobates hoolock(adult female and juvenile male,
Kunming Zoo);f.Pan troglodytes(Gambia;Roché 1994).
Fig.7.7