Volatile chemical substances that elicit specific responses in other members of the same species are referred to as:

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Pheromones are volatile chemical substances that are released by an organism and are capable of eliciting specific responses in other members of the same species, often used for communication and reproductive purposes. Hormones are chemical messengers that regulate various physiological processes within an organism. Transposons are genetic elements that can move within or between genomes. Pectines are structures found in insects used for attachment or sense of touch. Spicules are structural elements found in various organisms, such as sponges and sea urchins.

Volatile Chemical Substances That Elicit Specific Responses in Other Members