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Kufor-Rakeb syndrome, pallido-pyramidal degeneration with supranuclear upgaze paresis and dementia, maps to 1p36
- Daniel J Hampshirea,
- Emma Robertsa,
- Yanick Crowa,
- Jacquelyn Bonda,
- Ammar Mubaidinb,
- Abdul-Latif Wriekatb,
- Amir Al-Dinc,
- C Geoffrey Woodsa,d
- aMolecular Medicine Unit, University of Leeds, Clinical Sciences Building, St James's University Hospital, Leeds LS9 7TF, UK, bKing Hussain Medical Centre, Amman, Jordan, cDepartment of Neurology, Pinderfields Hospital, Wakefield, UK, dDepartment of Clinical Genetics, St James's University Hospital, Leeds, UK
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Kufor-Rakeb syndrome is an autosomal recessive nigro-striatal-pallidal-pyramidal neurodegeneration. The onset is in the teenage years with clinical features of Parkinson's disease plus spasticity, supranuclear upgaze paresis, and dementia. Brain scans show atrophy of the globus pallidus and pyramids and, later, widespread cerebral atrophy. We report linkage in Kufor-Rakeb syndrome to a 9 cM region of chromosome 1p36 delineated by the markers D1S436 and D1S2843, with a maximum multipoint lod score of 3.6.


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Eavesdropping of woodchucks (Marmota monax) and eastern chipmunks (Tamias striatus) on heterospecific alarm calls
Individuals of 1 species might obtain information by eavesdropping on calls produced by a syntopic species. Intercepting alarm calls allows the eavesdropper to respond with antipredator behavior without the need to produce its own call, which might attract the attention of a predator. We examined eavesdropping on heterospecific alarm calls by nonsocial eastern chipmunks (Tamias striatus) and woodchucks (Marmota monax), which live in the same community, share some predators, are solitary, and produce distinct alarm calls. If these 2 species recognize heterospecific alarm calls, we should see antipredator behaviors similar to those displayed upon hearing a conspecific's alarm call. We broadcast single alarm calls of woodchucks, eastern chipmunks, and American crows (Corvus brachyrhynchos) to individuals. of the first 2 species, using the territorial song of the syntopic male black-capped chickadee (Poecile atricapillus) as a control. Woodchucks became more vigilant after hearing both conspecific and heterospecific alarm calls compared with controls; however, they spent more time vigilant in response to conspecific alarm calls compared to heterospecific alarm calls. Thus, woodchucks apparently can recognize heterospecific alarm calls, but they appear to process conspecific and heterospecific calls differently. Eastern chipmunks responded to heterospecific alarm calls, but sample sizes were small and the results not definitive. Our results suggest that nonsocial mammals might benefit from eavesdropping on heterospecifics.
- American crows
- communication
- eastern chipmunks
- heterospecific eavesdropping
- Marmota monax
- Tamias striatus
- woodchucks
Communication involves a sender providing information in the form of a signal to a receiver and subsequent use by the receiver of that information in deciding how to respond (Bradbury and Vehrencamp 1998). If a signal travels farther than the average spacing between individuals, several individuals have the opportunity to communicate with each other, forming a communication network. Evidence is mounting that communication networks can be complex, with many individuals of different species potentially participating as signalers and receivers (Peake et al. 2005).
Eavesdropping, which involves an individual intercepting a signal from another individual, becomes possible in communication networks, whereby the eavesdropper can benefit from the information in signals (Peake 2005). Because alarm calls are conspicuous and create public information regarding risk, eavesdropping individuals located nearby potentially can intercept the calls (Templeton and Greene 2007). If animals accrue some advantage by intercepting information encoded in alarm calls, eavesdropping behavior could be favored (Peake 2005). Animals that successfully eavesdrop can identify and interpret heterospecific alarm calls as information denoting the presence of a predator, and they can respond to such calls with increased antipredator behaviors. Eavesdropping on alarm calls of nearby individuals might allow eavesdroppers to manage time allocated to daily activities and avoid predators, which can be of significant survival value (Dolby and Grubb 1998; Sullivan 1984b). Also, because eavesdropping prevents the need to produce calls, eavesdroppers do not reveal their location to predators, which might reduce the chances of being killed. In a community where 2 or more species share a predator in common and at least 1 of these species produces alarm calls, the ability to recognize and interpret a signaler's warning can benefit an eavesdropper.
Several studies have demonstrated heterospecific recognition of alarm calls between species in the same class (Magrath et al. 2007; Templeton and Greene 2007), and other researchers have studied eavesdropping between species from different classes (Lea et al. 2008; Rainey et al. 2004; Seyfarth and Cheney 1990). Primates, with their high cognitive abilities, eavesdrop on alarm calls of heterospecifics of the same class and heterospecifics of different classes (Eckardt and Zuberbühler 2004; Seyfarth and Cheney 1990). Some studies, especially those that involve mixed groups, demonstrate that individuals in 1 species eavesdrop on alarm calls of 2 or more species (Ramakrishnan and Coss 2000; Sullivan 1984a). Most studies of eavesdropping show social species as both alarm callers and eavesdroppers. Evolution of social complexity is associated with large alarm call repertoire (Blumstein and Armitage 1997). Therefore, because social species possess large alarm call repertoires, social species are more likely than asocial species to respond to heterospecific alarm calls (Lea et al. 2008).
Although research on eavesdropping has focused on social species, nonsocial species can aggregate or share overlapping home ranges, and thus they could benefit from eavesdropping on alarm calls (Lea et al. 2008; Randler 2006). However, some studies of eavesdropping in nonsocial species reported on unmarked individuals such that the same animals could have received call stimuli on multiple occasions and become habituated (Schmidt et al. 2008). Other researchers used calls from a single individual as the stimulus such that eavesdroppers might have responded only to that individual and not to the species as a whole (Kroodsma 1989; Vitousek et al. 2007).
To determine if nonsocial species eavesdrop on heterospecifics from the same and different taxa we measured responses of woodchucks (Marmota monax) and eastern chipmunks (Tamias striatus) to alarm calls of each species and to alarm calls of the American crow (Corvus brachyrhynchos). Both woodchucks and chipmunks are considered solitary yet live in aggregations (Clarke et al. 1993; Meier 1992), and they produce alarm calls (Dunford 1970; Lloyd 1972). We observed individually marked animals and used multiple exemplars of calls. If woodchucks and eastern chipmunks recognize heterospecific alarm calls as information denoting the presence of a predator, both species should exhibit antipredator behaviors similar to those displayed upon hearing the alarm call of a conspecific.
Materials and Methods
Study site and populations.—We conducted this study at Gilsland Farm (43°42′N, 70°14′W), a 26-ha wildlife preserve located in Falmouth, Maine. This site contains salt marsh, mixed coniferous–hardwood forest, and 3 meadows that measure 2.4, 3.5, and 6.0 ha. The sanctuary is bordered by the Presumpscot River estuary to the west, United States Route 1 to the east, salt marsh to the north, and housing developments to the north, south, and east. Woodchucks, eastern chipmunks, American crows, and black-capped chickadees (Poecile atricapillus) commonly occur at this site. Predators of eastern chipmunks, woodchucks, and crows that occasionally reside at Gilsland Farm include red-tailed hawks (Buteo jamaicensis), bald eagles (Haliaeetus leucocephalus), and red foxes (Vulpes vulpes).
Trapping and handling.—We used live traps (Tomahawk Live Trap; Tomahawk Live Trap Co., Tomahawk, Wisconsin; woodchucks: 20 × 30 × 81 cm, and eastern chipmunks: 5 × 5 × 16 cm) baited with apples and peanut butter to capture juvenile and adult woodchucks and eastern chipmunks. We trapped only during daylight hours and monitored traps hourly. Upon capture, the individual was transferred to a cone-shaped handling bag. We determined sex using anogenital distance. To each individual we applied a unique dye mark using black hair dye (Clairol Balsam Color; Clairol Inc., Stamford, Connecticut), which allowed us to identify and observe animals from a distance. We also placed a numbered metal ear tag (National Band and Tag Company, Newport, Kentucky; size 1005-1 for eastern chipmunks, 1005-3 for woodchucks) in each ear to provide a permanent identification mark. We then released the animal at the location where it was caught. We periodically retrapped animals to reapply dye marks lost due to molt. All procedures followed guidelines of the American Society of Mammalogists (Gannon et al. 2007) and were approved by the University of Southern Maine Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (121807-01).
Playback recordings.—One of us (LMA) made all recordings using a Sennheiser ME-88 microphone (Sennheiser Electronic Co., Old Lyme, Connecticut) and a digital audio tape deck (Sony PCM-M1; Sony Electronics Inc., San Diego, California). We recorded alarm calls from woodchucks (n = 8 animals; mean call length ± SE = 0.66 ± 0.05 ms), eastern chipmunks (n = 9 animals, call length = 0.27 ± 0.05 ms), and crows (n = 4 animals, call length = 0.30 ± 0.03 ms) during March–May 2008 from free-living animals of each species calling in response to a natural stimulus or to an approaching human. We obtained territorial songs of male, free-living black-capped chickadees (n = 4 birds, song length = 0.97 ± 0.13 ms) resident at Gilsland Farm, which served as controls. We used multiple recordings of each species' call because the recorded song or call of 1 individual is not representative of the entire population and because recordings vary in quality (Kroodsma 1989). Using Cool Edit Pro 2.1 (Syntrillium Software, Phoenix, Arizona), we digitized all recordings onto a laptop computer (Gateway, Irvine, California) and transferred them to an iPod (Apple Inc., Cupertino, California) for use in the playback experiments.
Playback experiments.—In separate, counterbalanced trials we presented 13 woodchucks (2 yearlings and 11 adults) and 5 eastern chipmunks (unknown ages) with a total of 4 playback conditions: a woodchuck alarm call, an eastern chipmunk alarm call, an American crow alarm call, and a territorial song of a male black-capped chickadee. Each playback was presented alone and chosen in random order from May through August 2008. Each playback consisted of a single alarm call or song. Weather conditions varied from sunny to overcast; however, if high winds or rain were forecast, we did not run trials on that day. Four chipmunks, which were exposed to playbacks of some but not all species, also were included in an analysis with the 5 chipmunks that received all playbacks. We selected individuals engaged in foraging activity. If the individual had already heard the playback, we looked for another individual that was foraging and set up the video camera and iPAL speaker system (Tivoli Audio, LLC, Boston, Massachusetts) 15–20 m from the individual's location. We then began to video record its activity as our means of data collection. We broadcast playbacks using an iPod and an iPAL speaker system. For woodchucks, after 2 min during which we heard no alarm calls (the preplayback interval), we broadcasted 1 playback. If the focal individual did not flee after we played the call, we continued to record it on video for an additional 2 min (the postplayback interval). Because chipmunks only spend, on average, 1 min at a feeding location (Weary and Kramer 1995), to insure the recording of both pre- and postplayback conditions we reduced preplayback and postplayback periods from 2 min to 1 min for chipmunks. Because chipmunks collect food and store it in their burrows, if the chipmunk retreated to its burrow during the preplayback interval, we assumed it made a caching trip. We suspended the trial and then continued recording when it resumed foraging. Woodchucks do not cache food, so we did not suspend trials in this way. If the focal individual (woodchuck or chipmunk) fled after playback but resumed foraging during the postplayback interval, we continued to collect data for the remainder of the trial. To minimize risk of habituation to experimental calls we conducted only 1 trial of each call type of each species per day. Once an individual was exposed to a call it did not receive another call for at least 24 h. If >1 individual was present during the playback, we noted all individuals present; however, we recorded the response of only 1 individual to the playback.
Data collection.—We analyzed responses to playbacks using video recordings, with frame-by-frame analysis (25 frames/s) of the 1- to 2-min preplayback interval, the playback, and the 1- to 2-min postplayback interval. For each trial we recorded the type of response to the call (flee, look up, or no response). Using JWatcher 1.0 (Blumstein and Daniel 2007), one of us (LMA) quantified the amount of time each individual allocated to vigilance, which we considered to represent a form of antipredator behavior whereby an animal can examine the area for potential threats. For both woodchucks and chipmunks we defined any movement toward a refuge and any upright posture accompanied by scanning or staring as vigilance. Also, if animals ran to cover after a playback, we considered the time that the individual spent in cover as time spent vigilant.
To compare responses to different alarm calls, we measured time to initial response, that is, time from the start of the playback to the initial antipredator behavior, and duration of that initial response, that is, time from the start of the initial antipredator behavior to the time at which the focal animal resumed foraging. We also recorded time spent vigilant in the preplayback and postplayback intervals and calculated the difference in vigilance by subtracting time spent vigilant before from time spent vigilant after the playback.
Data analyses.—To test for differences in types of responses depending on call type we conducted chi-square tests for woodchucks and for chipmunks. Data from woodchucks and chipmunks that received all 4 playbacks were analyzed using nonparametric Friedman tests (χ2) to test for differences in time to initial response, duration of initial response, time spent vigilant before playback, time spent vigilant after playback, and difference in vigilance among call types. Data from chipmunks that received at least 1 playback were analyzed using nonparametric Kruskal–Wallis tests (H) to test for differences in time to initial response, duration of initial response, time spent vigilant before playback, time spent vigilant after playback, and difference in vigilance among call types. Wilcoxon signed-rank tests (Z) were carried out when Friedman tests indicated significant differences. We also conducted sequential Bonferroni corrections for multiple comparisons. Data were analyzed using SPSS 17.0 (SPSS, Inc., Chicago, Illinois) or JMP 7 (SAS Institute, Inc., Cary, North Carolina). All tests were 2-tailed. The criterion for statistical significance was P < 0.05 for all tests.
Using Microsoft Excel (Microsoft Corp., Redmond, Washington) we calculated effect sizes, which measure the strength of the relationship between 2 variables, and 95% confidence intervals (95% CIs) for time to initial response, duration of initial response, time spent vigilant before playback, time spent vigilant after playback, and total change in vigilant behavior among call types. If the 95% CI includes 0, no significant difference between the 2 means exists. Using R 2.9.1 (The R Foundation for Statistical Computing; http://cran.case.edu/), we ran a Monte Carlo analysis with 1,000 iterations to test whether vigilance of woodchucks and chipmunks before playbacks differed from vigilance after playbacks. For Monte Carlo analysis, the criterion for statistical significance was P < 0.05.
Woodchucks.—Woodchucks showed different antipredator responses depending on call type (χ26 = 27.43, P = 0.001; Table 1). Although they looked up in response to most playbacks, they fled only upon hearing woodchuck alarm calls.
|Call type
|No response
|No response
Time to initial response differed among treatments (χ23 = 19.00, P < 0.001). Woodchucks responded faster to their own alarm calls and to eastern chipmunk alarm calls than to crow alarm calls and control calls, although the difference between responses to woodchuck and crow alarm calls was not significant after correction for multiple comparisons (woodchuck alarm call versus control call: Z = −3.18, P = 0.001; chipmunk alarm call versus control call: Z = −2.76, P = 0.006; woodchuck alarm call versus crow alarm call: Z = −2.28, P = 0.023; Fig. 1A).
Woodchucks differed in duration of initial response to playbacks (χ23 = 18.14, P < 0.001; Fig. 1B). Woodchucks remained vigilant longer after woodchuck alarm calls than after eastern chipmunk alarm calls, crow alarm calls, or control calls (woodchuck versus chipmunk: Z = −2.69, P = 0.007; woodchuck versus crow: Z = −2.97, P = 0.003; woodchuck versus control: Z = −2.83, P = 0.005; Fig. 1B).
The amount of time that woodchucks spent vigilant before playbacks did not vary among call types (χ23 = 1.15, P = 0.76; Fig. 1C). However, the amount of time that woodchucks spent vigilant after playbacks differed among call types, such that woodchucks spent more time vigilant following the playback of conspecific alarm calls than heterospecific or control calls (χ23 = 16.11, P = 0.001; Fig. 1C).
Woodchucks significantly increased postplayback vigilance following playbacks of conspecific and chipmunk alarm calls, whereas vigilance did not differ before and after hearing the control call (woodchuck alarm calls: Z = −2.97, P = 0.003; chipmunk alarm calls: Z = −2.90, P = 0.004; control calls: Z = −0.38, P = 0.70; Monte Carlo analysis: woodchuck alarm calls: mean difference = −63.14, 95% CI = −88.49 to −38.68, P = 0.001; chipmunk alarm calls: mean difference = −11.05, 95% CI = −17.71 to −5.26, P = 0.001; control calls: mean difference = −4.91, 95% CI = −24.93 to 9.77, P = 0.69; Fig. 1C). Responses to crow alarm calls did not differ after correction for multiple comparisons (crow alarm calls: Z = −2.20, P = 0.028; Monte Carlo analysis: crow alarm calls: mean difference = −15.96, 95% CI = −28.95 to −4.35, P = 0.028).
Difference in vigilance also differed among call types (χ23 = 23.77, P < 0.001; Fig. 1D). Difference in vigilance in response to conspecific alarm calls changed significantly compared to difference in vigilance after playbacks of heterospecific alarm calls and control calls (woodchuck alarm call versus chipmunk alarm call: Z = −2.62, P = 0.009; woodchuck alarm call versus crow alarm call: Z = −2.83, P = 0.005; woodchuck alarm call versus control call: Z = −3.18, P = 0.001; Fig. 1D). Difference in vigilance in response to crow alarm calls did not change significantly compared to control calls after correction for multiple comparisons (Z = −2.27, P = 0.023; Fig. 1D).
Chipmunks.—Eastern chipmunks usually looked up in response to a playback; however, they did not differ significantly in their types of antipredator responses to different call types (χ26 = 1.13, P = 0.77; Table 1).
Eastern chipmunks did not differ in time to initial response among treatments (χ23 = 0.36, P = 0.95; Table 2). Furthermore, when we included in the analysis all eastern chipmunks that had received at least 1 playback, time to initial response still did not differ (H3 = 4.04, P = 0.26; Table 2). However, effect sizes indicated that the larger sample of eastern chipmunks (includes all chipmunks that received at least 1 playback) responded faster to conspecific and woodchuck alarm calls than to crow alarm calls and control calls (Table 3).
|Woodchuck alarm
|Chipmunk alarm
|Crow alarm
|Time to initial response
|0.60 ± 0.16
|2.05 ± 1.11
|1.80 ± 0.88
|1.17 ± 0.37
|1.11 ± 0.51
|1.38 ± 0.64
|10.78 ± 5.37
|6.75 ± 3.98
|Duration of initial Response
|9.78 ± 5.94
|5.34 ± 2.28
|5.13 ± 2.57
|5.06 ± 1.37
|19.69 ± 7.78
|11.35 ± 6.17
|4.49 ± 1.50
|5.63 ± 1.99
|Vigilance before playback
|11.58 ± 2.93
|8.54 ± 3.09
|12.43 ± 4.93
|17.00 ± 9.95
|7.35 ± 2.34
|5.83 ± 2.06
|9.49 ± 3.71
|10.11 ± 5.23
|Vigilance after playback
|29.05 ± 15.21
|25.82 ± 11.30
|17.70 ± 8.95
|8.99 ± 3.10
|35.61 ± 8.99
|23.60 ± 8.08
|11.69 ± 5.31
|14.48 ± 6.03
|Difference in vigilance
|17.47 ± 16.42
|17.28 ± 11.28
|5.26 ± 11.14
|−8.01 ± 10.51
|28.25 ± 10.31
|17.77 ± 8.22
|2.19 ± 6.59
|4.37 ± 8.91
|Pairwise comparison
|Time to initial response
|0.81 (−0.55, 0.85)
|0.85 (−0.51, 2.06)
|0.87 (−0.50, 2.07)
|0.11 (−1.14, 1.36)
|0.48 (−0.82, 1.68)
|0.43 (−0.87, 1.63)
|0.47 (−0.49, 1.38)
|2.54 (1.20, 3.63)
|1.99 (0.78, 3.00)
|2.46 (1.14, 3.54)
|1.88 (0.70, 2.89)
|0.85 (−0.15, 1.77)
|Duration of initial response
|0.44 (−0.85, 1.65)
|0.45 (−0.84, 1.66)
|0.49 (−0.81, 1.70)
|0.04 (−1.21, 1.27)
|0.07 (−1.18, 1.30)
|0.02 (−1.22, 1.25)
|1.19 (0.14, 2.13)
|2.71 (1.33, 3.83)
|2.48 (1.16, 3.56)
|1.53 (0.42, 2.49)
|1.25 (0.19, 2.19)
|0.65 (−0.33, 1.56)
|Duration of preplayback vigilance
|0.45 (−0.84, 1.66)
|0.42 (−0.87, 1.63)
|0.33 (−0.95, 1.54)
|0.09 (−1.16, 1.32)
|0.42 (−0.87, 1.63)
|0.26 (−1.01, 1.48)
|0.69 (−0.29, 1.61)
|0.69 (−0.29, 1.61)
|0.68 (−0.30, 1.60)
|1.22 (0.16, 2.16)
|1.08 (0.04, 2.01)
|0.137 (−0.80, 1.06)
|Duration of postplayback vigilance
|0.11 (−1.14, 1.34)
|0.41 (−0.88, 1.62)
|0.82 (−0.54, 2.02)
|0.36 (−0.93, 1.57)
|0.91 (−0.47, 2.12)
|0.59 (−0.73, 1.79)
|1.41 (0.32, 2.36)
|1.28 (0.21, 2.22)
|2.76 (1.37, 3.89)
|1.76 (0.60, 2.74)
|0.91 (−0.47, 2.12)
|0.51 (−0.45, 1.42)
|Difference in vigilance
|0.01 (−1.23, 1.24)
|0.38 (−0.90, 1.60)
|0.83 (−0.54, 2.03)
|0.47 (−0.83, 1.68)
|1.04 (−0.37, 2.24)
|0.36 (−0.93, 1.57)
|1.12 (0.08, 2.06)
|3.01 (1.55, 4.18)
|2.48 (1.16, 3.56)
|2.09 (0.86, 3.12)
|1.56 (0.44, 2.53)
|0.28 (−0.66, 1.19)
Eastern chipmunks did not differ in duration of initial response following any of the 4 playbacks (χ23 = 0.36, P = 0.95; Table 2). With a larger sample that included all eastern chipmunks that had received at least 1 playback, duration still did not differ among treatments (H3 = 2.04, P = 0.57; Table 2). However, effect sizes indicated that chipmunks remained vigilant for a longer duration following conspecific and woodchuck alarm calls than after crow alarm calls and control calls, and they also remained vigilant longer following woodchuck alarm calls than after conspecific alarm calls (Table 3).
Eastern chipmunks did not differ in time spent vigilant before playbacks among call types (χ23 = 0.60, P = 0.90; Table 2). When we included in the analysis all chipmunks that had received at least 1 playback (n = 9), chipmunks did not differ in total vigilance before playbacks among call types (H3 = 0.23, P = 0.97; Table 2). Effect sizes indicated that chipmunks in the larger sample were more vigilant before playbacks of conspecific alarm calls than before control calls and crow alarm calls (Table 3).
Eastern chipmunks did not differ in time spent vigilant following any of the 4 playbacks (χ23 = 1.08, P = 0.78; Table 2). When we included all chipmunks, they still did not differ in total time spent vigilant following all playback types (H3 = 0.23, P = 0.97; Table 2). However, effect sizes indicated that with the larger sample of chipmunks vigilance was greater after playbacks of woodchuck alarm calls than after conspecific alarm calls, crow alarm calls, and control calls and after playbacks of conspecific alarm calls than after crow alarm calls (Table 3).
After playbacks of conspecific and heterospecific alarm calls eastern chipmunks displayed no difference in time spent vigilant compared to time spent vigilant before each playback (woodchuck alarm calls: mean difference = −17.47, 95% CI = −49.57 to 7.43, P = 0.38; chipmunk alarm calls: mean difference = −17.28, 95% CI = −37.48 to 0.98, P = 0.27; crow alarm calls: mean difference = −5.26, 95% CI = −27.30 to 11.18, P = 0.63; control calls: mean difference = 8.01, 95% CI = −4.59 to 29.23, P = 0.63; Table 2). We also found no differences when analyzing the larger sample (woodchuck alarm calls: mean difference = −4.33, 95% CI = −11.60 to 0.76, P = 0.54; chipmunk alarm calls: mean difference = −8.65, 95% CI = −20.97 to −0.23, P = 0.17; crow alarm calls: mean difference = −14.11, 95% CI = −29.23 to −1.31, P = 0.16; control calls: mean difference = 2.75, 95% CI = −4.68 to 14.69, P = 0.80; Table 2).
Eastern chipmunks showed no significant differences in vigilance among call types (χ23 = 0.36, n = 5, P = 0.98; H3 = 3.47, n = 9, P = 0.33; Table 2). However, effect sizes indicated that chipmunks had a greater overall change in vigilance with woodchuck alarm calls than with conspecific alarm calls, crow alarm calls, and control calls, and they were more vigilant after playbacks of conspecific alarm calls than after control calls and crow alarm calls (Table 3).
Woodchucks and eastern chipmunks did not respond to heterospecific alarm calls with antipredator behaviors similar to those exhibited after playbacks of conspecific alarm calls. Woodchucks became more vigilant following playbacks of alarm calls compared to preplayback vigilance, but they spent more time vigilant following playbacks of conspecific alarm calls compared to heterospecific alarm calls. Furthermore, the difference in vigilance did not change between heterospecific alarm calls and control calls. Thus, individuals might respond to heterospecific alarm calls, but responses are not similar to those exhibited after conspecific alarm calls.
Although time to initial response of a woodchuck following a woodchuck alarm call was similar to that following a chipmunk alarm call, woodchucks did not show similarities in duration of initial response and difference in vigilance. Thus, woodchucks might recognize chipmunk alarm calls but do not interpret them as immediate danger. Humans frequently visit Gilsland Farm, a wildlife sanctuary, and most woodchucks are habituated to humans (L. M. Aschemeier, pers. obs.), which can lead to decreased antipredator behavior (Griffin et al. 2007; McCleery 2009). Anecdotally, we noted that chipmunks produce alarm calls more frequently than woodchucks (L. M. Aschemeier, pers. obs.), possibly because the smaller size of chipmunks increases their vulnerability to predators. All woodchucks in this study responded to chipmunk alarm calls by ceasing foraging and looking up. Perhaps, following the broadcast of a chipmunk alarm call, woodchucks looked up and assessed the situation, and upon seeing a human, recognized no immediate danger and returned to foraging. Alternatively, woodchucks might have habituated to eastern chipmunk alarm calls and reduced their antipredator responses (Seyfarth and Cheney 1990).
Eastern chipmunks did not show significant differences in time to initial response, duration of initial response, time spent vigilant after playback, and difference in vigilance among call types. Samples sizes for the full sequences of calls suffered because of disappearance of many individuals before the full series could be completed. However, when we examined effect sizes using all chipmunks, we found that chipmunks responded faster to conspecific and woodchuck alarm calls, remained vigilant longer following conspecific and woodchuck alarm calls, and increased postplayback vigilance following woodchuck and conspecific alarm calls compared to preplayback vigilance.
Different call lengths could explain different responses to call stimuli in woodchucks and chipmunks. Single alarm calls from eastern chipmunks and crows are shorter in length than single alarm calls from woodchucks and control calls. Attempts to equalize call lengths would distort species' alarm calls; therefore, use of another control call similar in length to chipmunk and crow alarm calls could benefit future studies. However, recent studies suggest that heterospecific recognition of alarm calls is not due to acoustic similarities but to understanding of call structure, which suggests that animals must learn to recognize heterospecific calls as alarms (Magrath et al. 2009). For woodchucks and eastern chipmunks to associate both conspecific and heterospecific alarm calls with danger, they must associate the alarm call with a predator.
To conclude, our study adds to the growing body of literature documenting that nonsocial species, and not just social species, eavesdrop on alarm calls of heterospecifics. Nonetheless, woodchucks did not respond to heterospecific alarm calls to the same magnitude that they responded to conspecific alarm calls, suggesting that woodchucks process alarm calls differently, depending on the source. Data on responses of chipmunks were less clear, although effect sizes suggest that chipmunks also respond to heterospecific alarm calls. Individuals might need to learn the meaning of heterospecific alarm calls to respond to them, but the frequency of heterospecific alarm calls at Gilsland Farm could result quickly in habituation and affect the ability to learn such meaning and the appropriate responses. Additional studies of communication networks involving less social species can further our understanding of cognitive ability in these species and antipredator benefits gained from eavesdropping.
We thank J. Walker and K. Wilson for their input and guidance on this research and D. Van Vuren and 2 anonymous reviewers for their comments on the manuscript. This research would not have been possible without help from the Maine Audubon Society staff at Gilsland Farm. We also thank K. Regan and S. Long for assistance with equipment and in the field. D. Blumstein allowed us to borrow his recording equipment. This research was funded by the Department of Biology at the University of Southern Maine.
Associate Editor was Dirk H. Van Vuren.
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Russell Crowe, Amanda Seyfried and Helena Bonham Carter also attend
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In the film, she plays Cosette, the illegitimate daughter of Fantine (Hathaway). Sure, the math doesn't add up (they're only 3 years apart), but it's just a movie.
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Listen to free advance stream of new Civil Wars album
The Civil Wars' much-anticipated self-titled sophomore album will be released Tuesday, but fans can take a free advance listen via iTunes at this link now. One of the most buzz-generating new groups of the past few years, Joy Williams and John Paul White dazzled critics and audiences alike with the stark, haunting and beautiful vocal harmonies from their 2011 debut, "Barton Hollow." Two Grammy Awards and a high-profile spot on the "Hunger Games" soundtrack later and the duo seemed on top of the music world. But it all seemed to crash down with the abrupt cancellation of a European tour and a quickly announced extended hiatus due to "internal discord and irreconcilable differences of ambition."
White and Williams still aren't talking to each other, but they did manage to harness the emotion from the split as they created this new album. We'll have a full review on Tap Milwaukee Tuesday afternoon. But, for now, you can explore the beautiful, yet heartbreaking results of The Civil Wars' own internal discord that is discussed by Williams in this extended NPR interview from today and also captured in the short behind-the-scenes video below from the making of the album's song, "The One That Got Away." »Read Full Blog Post
Don Williams gives a gentle show of timeless country tunes at Riverside
When Don Williams became one of the biggest country stars of the '70s, his relaxed songs and 6-foot-1-inch frame earned him the nickname the "Gentle Giant."
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Vanguard restaurant and bar due in summer in Bay View
The restaurant that's been in the works since the fall at 2659 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. now has a permanent name -- the Vanguard -- and an expected opening -- early summer.
Chris Schulist, a longtime Milwaukee musician and bar manager at the Cactus Club in Bay View, and Jim McCann, a partner in Longman & Eagle in Chicago, are the managing partners. Shay Linkus, formerly at Odd Duck in Bay View, will be the chef. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Yo Gotti gives big break to Milwaukee rapper Wave Chapelle
It was 9:36 p.m. Jan. 4. That's the exact moment that Milwaukee rapper Wave Chapelle's big break happened.
A student at LeMoyne-Owen College in Memphis, Tenn., the 20-year-old Wave (birth name Radontae Ashford II), was eating wings with friends when Yo Gotti started following him on Twitter. Yes, Yo Gotti, the hard-hitting, Memphis-based rapper whose last album, "I Am," debuted in the top 10 on the Billboard album charts in November. »Read Full Article(2)
ABC's Hank the Brewers dog story to air Wednesday
Hank is finally ready for his national TV close-up.
ABC's "World News Tonight" told the Milwaukee Brewers Wednesday that the network will air its segment on the Brewers' ballpark pup during Wednesday's 5:30 p.m. newscast. The segment, shot Monday during Miller Park's opening-day festivities, had been scheduled to run Monday, then Tuesday, but was deferred by news. »Read Full Article(1)
Documentary on St. Francis priest sex-abuse scandal wins Peabody Award
Alex Gibney's documentary about the priest sex-abuse scandal at St. John's School for the Deaf in St. Francis was among the winners of the 2013 Peabody Awards announced Wednesday morning.
"Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God" — which examines the actions of Father Lawrence Murphy, who abused more than 200 deaf students at the school from the 1950s to the 1970s, and the Catholic Church's efforts to keep the scandal quiet — was called "harrowing and infuriating" by the Peabody committee. »Read Full Article(5)
Sondheim's 'Road Show' explores dark side of American dream
Chicago — "Sooner or later," Wilson Mizner says to his long-suffering brother, "we're bound to get it right."
Those are the closing words in Stephen Sondheim's"Road Show," and they've lingered in my mind since seeing Chicago Shakespeare Theater's excellent new production of this 100-minute, intermission-free chamber musical — probably because they so accurately foretell the end of the twisting, 14-year road traveled by Sondheim and John Weidman (book) in making it. »Read Full Article
Reading the John Updike stories: 'Archangel'
I'm reading and commenting on a story from The Library of America's 'John Updike: The Collected Stories' each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up.
Updike wrote the slight "Archangel" in 1960 on an extended visit to Anguilla, one of the British Virgin Islands, where he had gone for some sunny relief for his psoriasis. The New Yorker turned it down, so he published it later that year in the short-lived Chicago literary quarterly Big Table. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Hoops, tomfoolery and Obadikes
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BHS takes fourth in Seattle regatta
SEATTLE - The Bainbridge High sailing team competed in the first team racing regatta of the season on April 12 at Sail Sand Point on Lake Washington.
BHS sailors performed well at the regatta, under near perfect conditions. The breeze was steady at around 10 knots, and the sun shone all weekend.
The top finish was fourth place for the team of Jackson McCoy and Harry Brelsford, Stasi Burzycki and Kat Smith/Cole Garthwaite, Maddie Walker and Francine Brownell.
The team originally tied for third place, but lost the tiebreaker to Sehome High School.
Bainbridge demonstrated the depth and balance across the team by also taking fifth and sixth places in the Gold Fleet, or upper division. In the Silver Fleet, Nels Challinor and Harry Saliba/Diana Curtis, Hannah Harrison and Olivia Mitchell/Cole Garthwaite and Karl Anderson and Charlie Snapp took first place out of six teams.
"Team" racing differs from the more familiar "fleet" racing, in which the first boat to finish wins. Each team is comprised of three boats with six sailors who compete head-to-head against three boats of another team. The team race winner is determined by the combined finishing places of the team's three boats.
The team will host the next regatta of the season at Silverdale Waterfront Park this weekend.
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The man proved everybody wrong who thought it was going to be a borefest with absolutely no energy. They outdid themselves. Justin's voice was in tip top shape tonight for all the falsetto. The musicianship of his band is incredible! I got a bit misty eyed during the last 2 songs myself man. Thank u Bon Iver for coming hard on day 2!
I knew this was going to happen.
Is this a belated April Fools post? I get sleepy just reading the name Bon Iver.
Having seen Bon Iver Thursday night in Las Vegas this was no surprise.
EDIT: Saw some of the live performance. They did pretty well. I wouldn't say phenomenal but better than I expected. I'll be attending them anyway to secure a Radiohead spot, but now I'm looking forward to it.
Holy hell this was amazing. I was admittedly not a huge fan before but this will be one of the first two sets I re-watch monday night once I get home.
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I'm laughing at the "taking a nap during Bon Iver" thread now. It got really intense at times - so glad I stayed for the whole set!
Bon Iver was my best of the day.
I knew that set would be magic, & it was. Best of the weekend so far. Rick & Andy are witnesses for my tiny freak out over "The Wolves" closing it out. I didn't watch from the spot I intended, but the sound was just fine at the spot where we ended up.
I admit that I commented, "Gee, wonder how that nap is going..." right after "Perth."
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I'm going to give the minority opinion here but I did not dig Bon Iver. I have tremendous respect for his voice and his work but his live performance did not do it for me. And the crowd around me, many of which were waiting for Radiohead, were respectful but unengaged.
"Well, that's just like, you know... your opinion, man"
I watched the webcast, and even that was balls out amazing to me. I saw em at the Shrine back in September, and it's amazing to see how much they've retooled their songs since then to make it an even better show. Thank god I'm seeing them next week.
i wish i could see what people like about this band. i sat through the set but couldn't dig it at all.
I fucking hated every second of it. Nathan and I ragged on how "sensitive" he is the whole time. Plus, him going on late and ending late made Radiohead cut their set short.
And don't get me started on that god damned song where he sings auto-tuned. It was over an hour of falsetto hipster masturbation.
I can't understand how you can have so many people on stage and be so boring.
And you're right, they probably cost us a song before PA in the 2nd Radiohead encore.
I saw him at a festival a month ago and was pretty disappointed. I dig his recorded stuff but it just didn't do a whole lot for me and from what I saw of the webcast, it was a pretty similar set.
"killed it" has to be the most over used expression in music
I liked it, but it was hard to pay attention as I was getting crushed waiting for Radiohead to get on.


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MAHWAH - A champion wrestler and mixed martial arts fighter visited a local wrestling school today to teach kids the mental and physical basics of the sport.
Joe Warren, a wrestling world champion and the owner of two Bellator mixed martial arts belts, put on a clinic at the Apex Wrestling School in Mahwah today. It was his second clinic in three days, with the other one held in Kenilworth.
Warren is from Colorado, but he and Garfield native Damion Logan teamed up in 2001 to form the program. They had been teammates at the University of Michigan.
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Brno: fully functional
The Czech Republic's second city was central to European design before falling into a troubled 20th-century sleep. Revival came thanks to research investment but its future may lie in its design heritage.
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FC Dallas Could Lose Its Most "Dallas" Player, Kenny Cooper
Yesterday, FC Dallas forward Kenny Cooper scored two goals in two minutes on his way to embarrassing the David Beckham-led L.A. Galaxy 4-0 in Frisco. Today comes word that Cooper, a beloved native son, may have played his last game for the Hoops.
Really, you can't blame him. Norway's Rosenborg wants him for $2 million, with incentives that could take the final transfer price up to $3 million, ESPN.com is reporting. Now Cardiff City from the English Championship is in pursuit, and has done Rosenberg one better by offering $4 million. Cooper's salary would be around $1 million a year.
Cooper says he'd rather stay in Dallas, but considering that he's making about $100,000 now, it's hard to see why he would. (And, notes the South Wales Echo today: "He's keen to play in Europe and the choice right now is clear – Cardiff City or Norwegian club Rosenborg, who have qualified for European football.") Major League Soccer is offering a new package worth about $300,000 annually, with incentives that would take it to $400,000, according to ESPN.com.
The possible transfer comes at a time in which the 23-year-old is starting to turn heads on the national level. This year the MLS All-Star is one of the league's leading scorers, and there has been talk of moving him up to the national team. Some see him as the one thing the U.S. Men's National team has always lacked: an elite striker who has speed, durability and strength to fight for balls in the air and in the box. In other words, he's no Landon Donovan who can get pushed around by bigger and stronger players in the international game.
In all likelihood, going abroad will only make Cooper better, but if the deal goes through it will be a huge blow for FC Dallas. A Jesuit grad, Cooper is the heart and soul of the team and, for the last year, has been its public face. It's not everyday that you get a homegrown star to lead your franchise, but for now, it seems like the Hoops may have to look elsewhere. --Jesse Hyde
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Stephen King's epic fantasy series, The Dark Tower, is being made into a major movie starring Idris Elba and Matthew McConaughey. Due in cinemas February 17, 2017 USA.
In the fourth powerful novel in Stephen King's best-selling fantasy quest, The Dark Tower beckons Roland, the Last Gunslinger, and the four companions he has gathered along the road.
And, having narrowly escaped one world, they set out on a terrifying journey across the scarred urban wasteland to brave a new world where hidden dangers lie at every junction: a malevolent computer-run monorail hurtling towards self-destruction, Roland's relentlessly cunning old enemy, and the temptation of the wizard's diabolical glass ball, a powerful force in Roland's first love affair. A tale of long-ago love and adventure involving a beautiful and quixotic woman named Susan Delgado.
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"Can't praise this series enough"
If I could give this series of books 10 stars I would. Fantastic from start to finish. This is just anouther great chapter in Rolands journey.
"the dark tower"
what i loved about thr dark tower is the story teller.he takes you into into to the story.you become part of the story,a forth travler.
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I'm slowly coming to the realisation that this book series will be coming to an end for me soon and it's really sad. These books are awesome and I'm loving every minute of them! This one gave a good insight into a young Roland. Loved it. 5 stars!
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as always Stephen King is brilliant even the 3rd time around the story o loved it. The narration was great as well. just listening to the voice you knew what character was been voiced. i would recommend to everyone
"Frank Muller has an uncanny repertoire of voices"
I truly believe this book would mean so much less without Frank reading it. Although I am an avid reader myself and I love Stephen's work...Frank gives the book life and depth. Bravo man, bravo.
"A slightly protracted story"
A long, drawn out &, in parts, slightly self indulgent tale, but worth the endurance.
"Another great instalment"
Muller gives a fantastic performance of the story. A special mention for his accent for Eddie Dean.
I was hesitant about Wizard & Glass after hearing a lot of mixed reactions to it. I loved the first couple of chapters, especially when it referenced King's other work but after that I began to struggle but I didn't let that stop me -despite slowing down in the middle, the pay off in the last quarter is more than worth it.
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this is the longest audio book I've listened to except maybe lord of the rings. it didn't feel long and was a joy. I'm gonna be sad when this series ends. don't miss it
"excellent reading"
an excellent reading, I found his voice for Susan a little irritating it I got over it. the breathless love bits are a little grating to listen to our loud, but I feel that is purely my discomfort above anything else
"My favourite of the series!"
Loved the flash back of Roland's first love, at first I didn't want to leave the present and the main characters of the series, but then I didn't want to leave Hambry and come back. Frank Muller gets 5 stars for narration!
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"Roland and Susan"
Another richly imagined world full of memorable characters that blur the boundaries between good and evil. This is the basis of all Stephen King stories. It makes you ponder the grey areas of ethical decisions and the hold that Ka seems to have on all of us. A must read for the whole of Roland's story.
"Everyone loves a flashback episode"
I really enjoyed this book, it tells an excellent story from the formative years in Roland's past without truly revealing as much as it brings up new questions. We really get the 'western' feel from this story, which blends beautifully with the medieval upbringing of Roland's childhood and immediate future.
"Expectedly brilliant"
King is a gifted writer who builds great castles with a few bricks, but not everybody wants to meet the shadows in all his many tales. Those who do revel in his gift and are never disappointed.
"Disappointing Detour"
One good thing I can say is that the cliffhanger from the previous book was resolved.
I have been enjoying this series very much and of course I wanted some information on the background. Especially the back stories that made the characters who and what they are. My disappointment arises because this book in the series has taken me away from the main story almost completely. Yes it fills in some gaps but much more than I needed. I am more interested in what is supposed to be happening now. It's like a novel inside a novel that I wasn't expecting to read and didn't really want to.
It's not a 100% bad story but compared to the excitement, suspense, character development and plot building of other books so far in the series it's fairly boring. I even felt that the characters were bored. Teenage love story ends in tragedy - well we already knew this from reading the first three books in the series so no surprises there.
Frank Muller - brilliant as usual.
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Can you believe there was a time when Pitbull (AKA Don Armando Christian Pérez) couldn't even get his party jams played on Power 96 (WPOW-FM 96.5)? Back in the day, OG supporter and booty-bass legend Luther Campbell asked the radio station's jocks to slip some of Pit's early records into the rush-hour playlist. But they just weren't having it.
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The next question: What kind of airtime will Power 96 give the all-Spanish singles off Pit's new album Armando? Sure, the rapper has been laying down Spanglish chant-along choruses for years. But this stuff's 100 percent en español! So far, club banger "Bon Bon" has been getting regular rotation and that bodes well for follow-ups like Lil Jon collabo "Watagatapitusberry." Still, maybe Pit should drop a Cubano Christmas carol to lock up the holiday airwaves. Suggested title: "Quemar el Arbol!"
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