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| 14 | 353 | The hideous squeal which was so terrifying, so shrill and piercing, which had such an View more quotes about effect">effect on the other animals, was presumably something like a stranger-in-our-midst signal, a stranger-recognition signal, so to speak. |
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| 14 | 350 | If something had this it would be accepted. |
| 14 | 351 | If it lacked it, it would not be accepted. |
| 14 | 352 | Indeed, the lack of the pack odor apparently triggered the attack response. |
| 14 | 353 | The hideous squeal which was so terrifying, so shrill and piercing, which had such an effect on the other animals, was presumably something like a stranger-in-our-midst signal, a stranger-recognition signal, so to speak. |
| 14 | 354 | It, too, presumably, was intimately involved in the pack's general response, its defense response, or stranger-rejection response, so to speak. |
| 14 | 355 | Clearly, it played a role in calling forth the attack response, or in transmitting its message to the other members of the pack. |
| 14 | 356 | I looked at the pack. |