Potvin et al. (2018) Birds learn socially to recognize heterospecific alarm calls by acoustic association

Data are the outcome of an experiment on wild superb fairy-wrens resident in the Australian National Botanic Gardens. The experiment was designed to see if birds could learn socially to recognise unfamiliar sounds as alarm calls, and specifically by associating known alarm calls with unfamiliar ones, without also having to see a predator.

本数据集源自一项针对栖息于澳大利亚国家植物园（Australian National Botanic Gardens）的野生华丽细尾鹩莺（Superb Fairy-wren）的实验。该实验旨在探究鸟类是否能够通过社会学习将陌生声音识别为警报叫声，具体通过将已知警报叫声与陌生叫声建立关联的方式实现，且实验过程中无需让受试鸟类目睹捕食者。

搜集汇总

背景与挑战

背景概述

该数据集基于2018年对澳大利亚国家植物园野生超级仙鹪鹩的实验，探究鸟类是否通过社会学习，以声音关联方式识别异种警报声，而无需视觉捕食者线索。数据支持鸟类认知和社会学习研究，属于动物行为和社会学习领域，关联《Current Biology》期刊论文。