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Essential for social coordination and bonding, as well as warning or attracting mates.

Serve mate attraction, territorial defense, and signaling environmental cues.

Convey emotional states and intentions, playing a key role in nonverbal communication.

Communicates attitudes and feelings, enhancing verbal communication with physical cues.

Allowed for complex thought, cultural evolution, and advancement of technologies.

Chemical signals that affect the behavior of others, including reproductive and social behaviors.

Enhance verbal communication and can be symbolic or indicative of cultural norms.

Can be a form of storytelling or signaling, crucial in mating rituals among certain species.

Enables the preservation and transmission of knowledge across generations and distances.

Used by many species to communicate danger, reproductive readiness, or to disguise themselves.

Revolutionized the speed and the scale at which humans can share information and ideas.

Relays information through touch, fostering personal connections and conveying emotion.

Crucial for social insects to direct others to resources or convey the status of the colony.

Serves as a form of communication to establish social hierarchies and learn survival skills.

Objects created by humans that communicate social and historical information.

Used by cetaceans to communicate across vast ocean distances, possibly for mating and navigation.

Involved in territory marking, mating, and identifying individuals within a species.