Red squirrels use territorial vocalizations for kin discrimination
David R. Wilson(Memorial University of Newfoundland), Andrew G. McAdam(University of Colorado Boulder), David W. Coltman(Western University), Jamieson C. Gorrell(Vancouver Island University), Stan Boutin(University of Alberta), Julia Shonfield(University of Alberta), Murray M. Humphries(McGill University), Adam R. Goble(Michigan State University)
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