The majority of studies examining the salience of vocalizations in the context of kin selection investigated the recognition among mothers and their offspring (e.g., Gouzoules 1984; Hammerschmidt and Fischer 1998) or other maternally related, familiar females (Rendall et al. 1996).
In the second half, Gray relates the familiar and grizzly history of the Bolshevik God-builders, who were similarly animated by a belief that science could overcome mortality.
Her brother, the nation's most popular evangelical preacher, Henry Ward Beecher, related the familiar story of Exodus to his congregation, how Moses led the children of Israel out of Egypt to the Red Sea, and how the sea parted and allowed the Chosen People to escape while burying their pursuers.
Various sounds of tornadoes have been reported, mostly related to familiar sounds for the witness and generally some variation of a whooshing roar.
The communicative meaning of human areolae for newborn infants was examined here in directly exposing 3-day old neonates to the secretion from the areolar glands of Montgomery donated by non related, non familiar lactating women.
Although latent trait models have received some criticism because the underlying trait variable lies on an arbitrary, uninterpretable scale [1], other authors have shown how estimated parameters are related to familiar summary statistics such as sensitivity, specificity and predictive values [27], [29].
Functional imaging results correspondingly show activity in these regions that is related to familiar versus unfamiliar faces (Lotze et al. 2006); see yellow regions in Table 1.
Some cats may be related or familiar with each other (which may facilitate more amicable relationships in certain instances [ 18]), but the majority are potentially unrelated and also unfamiliar.
Others decide to pursue material relating to less familiar criminals.
Oxytocin levels increase during warm physical interactions with a familiar person, and vasopressin is related to recognizing familiar people.
