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= Biocommunication (science)
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Biocommunication refers to the ways in which living organisms communicate with each other and their environments at various biological levels. This concept encompasses a wide range of interactions, including chemical signaling, visual signals, sounds, and even physical interactions that convey information between organisms. Here are some key aspects of biocommunication: 1. **Chemical Signaling**: Many organisms use chemical signals (often called pheromones) to communicate.