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DESCRIPTION:African elephants live within matriarchal societies\, where fem
 ales live together for life and coming-of-age males leave their natal famil
 ies to join all-male groups. In the scrub desert of Etosha National Park\, 
 Namibia\, elephant social behavior and habitat use are influenced by social
  context\, resource abundance\, and environmental fluctuations. Data will b
 e presented on factors influencing the fission-fusion nature of family grou
 p dynamics\, character stability and social influence within the population
 \, long distance communication and the roles and turn-taking that occur wit
 hin vocal bouts. Ongoing studies on the elephant’s ability to detect low fr
 equency vocalizations at a distance will also be discussed.
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SUMMARY:African Elephant Sociality in an Arid Environment — New Insights on
  Leadership and Low Frequency Vocal Coordination
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URL:https://calendar.college.harvard.edu/event/african_elephant_sociality_i
 n_an_arid_environment_new_insights_on_leadership_and_low_frequency_vocal_co
 ordination
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