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The signal value of vocalizations revealing auditory threat assessment in meadow pipit males (Anthus pratensis) |
Thorsten S. Elfström |
2022 |
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Song theme sharing in the Grey-crowned Warbler, Phylloscopus tephrocephalus |
A. S. Opaev & Y. A. Kolesnikova |
2022 |
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Using autonomous recording units and change-point analysis to determine reproductive activity in an aerial insectivore |
Delaney R. Brooks & Joseph J. Nocera |
2022 |
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Software performance for the automated identification of bird vocalisations: the case of two closely related species |
Jean Marchal, François Fabianek & Yves Aubry |
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Nestling European Starlings (Sturnus vulgaris) adjust their begging calls in noise |
Maheshi E. Dharmasiri, Colleen A. Barber & Andrew G. Horn |
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Using referential alarm signals to remotely quantify ‘landscapes of fear’ in fragmented woodland |
Paul G. McDonald, Samantha J. Doohan & Kyia J. Eveleigh |
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Two distinct song populations of Blue Tit Parus caeruleus in the French Mediterranean |
C. Doutrelant, T. Aubin, S. Hitier & M.M. Lambrechts |
1998 |
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1-16 |
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Using Songs To Identify Individual Mexican Antthrush Formicarius moniliger: Comparison of Four Classification Methods |
Alexander N. G. Kirschel, Dent A. Earl, Yuan Yao, Ivan A. Escobar, Erika Vilches, Edgar E. Vallejo & Charles E. Taylor |
2009 |
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Individual identity, song repertoire and duet function in the Crimson-breasted Shrike (Laniarius atrococcineus) |
Irene M. van den Heuvel, Michael I. Cherry & Georg M. Klump |
2013 |
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1-15 |
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Do social factors explain seasonal variation in dawn song characteristics of paired male Cerulean Warblers (Setophaga cerulea)? |
Garrett J. MacDonald & Kamal Islam |
2021 |
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Potential ranging cues contained within the energetic pauses of transmitted wren song |
Holland, J., Dabelsteen, T., Pedersen, S.B. & López Paris, A |
2001 |
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3-20 |
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The function of song in Lesser Whitethroats Sylvia communis |
T.J.S Balsby |
2000 |
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Frequency and synchronization features of a highly overlapped duet changes according to the context |
Carolina Méndez & Luis Sandoval |
2021 |
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Conveying information with one song type: Changes in dawn song performance correspond to different female breeding stages |
Victor Y. Zhang, Antonio Celis-Murillo, Michael P. Ward |
2016 |
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Parameters used for recognition of distress calls in two species: Larus argentatus and Sturnus vulgaris |
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Effects of personality on vocal responses to alternating and overlapping playback in great tits [abstract] |
M. Amy, P. Sprau, P. Goede & M. Naguib |
2012 |
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25-26 |
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Incomplete song strophes in the chaffinch Fringilla coelebs L.: general influences on a specific behavioural output |
Heymann, J. & Bergmann, H.-H. |
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Neighbour-stranger recognition in the oriental magpie robin, Copsychus saularis [abstract] |
Bhatt, D; Sethi, V K & Kumar, A |
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Experimental analysis of singing direction as a tool to investigate the function of bird song [abstract] |
Brumm, H |
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Loudness of syllables is related to syntax and phonology in the songs of canaries and seedeaters [abstract] |
Cardoso, G & Mota, P G |
2012 |
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The Song Overlap Null model Generator (SONG): a new tool for distinguishing between random and non-random song overlap |
Masco, Christina; Allesina, Stefano; Mennill, Daniel; Pruett-Jones, Stephen |
2016 |
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Acoustic interactions in small groups of forest birds, the European wrens (Troglodytes troglodytes) [abstract] |
Courvoisier, H; Camacho Schlenker, S & Aubin, T |
2012 |
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Song stability and neighbour-stranger vocal discrimination in a migratory songbird: a long-term perspective [abstract] |
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The function of song forms in the Lesser Whitethroat Sylvia curruca |
I. Klit |
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Bird monogamy: behavioural and vocal evidences of a pressure towards social association more than reproduction [abstract] |
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Constrained permutation in "chick-a-dee"- like calls of a black-lored tit Parus xanthogenys |
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Neighbours’ talk: interspecific choruses among songbirds |
Rachele Malavasi, Almo Farina |
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Variations in the song of the pied flycatcher within and between breeding seasons |
Espmark, Y.O. & Lampe, H.M. |
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The organization of song when considering the population’s entire repertoire [abstract] |
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The communicative significance of tonality in birdsong: responses to songs produced in helium |
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Correlations between song complexity and potential estimates of male quality in common blackbirds [abstract] |
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2012 |
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A test of the Acoustic Adaptation Hypothesis in three types of tropical forest: degradation of male and female Rufous-and-white Wren songs |
Brendan A. Graham, Luis Sandoval, Torben Dabelsteen & Daniel J. Mennill |
2017 |
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37-61 |
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Unusual song and responses in a chaffinch Fringilla coelebs |
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Individual recognition and recognition errors in parent/offspring communication [abstract] |
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Singing the popular songs? Do common nightingales adjust their song to the songs of the population? [abstract] |
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Quiet song in common blackbirds – repertoire size and use in aggressive context [abstract] |
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A comparative study between the call characteristics of the Indian jungle crow and the house crow at some urban habitat sites in Bangalore, India [abstract] |
Kumar, K. & Sukumar, R. |
2012 |
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41 |
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Higher-pitched song towards the coast supports a role for selection in ocean noise avoidance |
Matteo Sebastianelli, Daniel T. Blumstein & Alexander N. G. Kirschel |
2022 |
1 |
41-58 |
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Structure, syntax, and ‘small-world’ organization in the complex songs of California Thrashers (Toxostoma redivivum) |
Martin L. Cody, Edward Stabler, Héctor Manuel Sánchez Castellanos & Charles E. Taylor |
2016 |
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Do flight calls influence orientation of night-migrating birds? [abstract] |
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2012 |
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Early testosterone treatment affects production of song learning in male zebra finches [abstract] |
Leitão, A. & Gahr, M. |
2012 |
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Song changes within and between seasons and their hormonal correlates in the domesticated canary (Serinus canaria) [abstract] |
Leitner, S & Voigt, C |
2012 |
1 |
44 |
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Effects of ecological factors on the acoustic parameters of passerine species in a tropical lowland forest in southern Vietnam |
Svetlana S. Gogoleva |
2020 |
1 |
45-60 |
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Nestling Call Modification During Early Development in a Colonial Passerine |
Paulo A. M. Marques, Carlos B. DE Araújo and Luís Vicente |
2010 |
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45-58 |
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Vocal duetting behaviour of the Moustached Wren Thryothorus genibarbis in Amazonia [abstract] |
Monte, A A , Vielliard, J M E & Silva, M L |
2012 |
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Seasonal patterns of singing in relation to breeding in the common nightingale, Luscinia megarhynchos [abstract] |
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2012 |
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Recent bioacoustic publications (1993 and earlier) Part II Passerine birds - General |
Hansen, P. |
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51-68 |
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Acoustic signalling of hunger and identity in colonial weaver bird chicks [abstract] |
Reers, H & Jacot, A |
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Female preference and song amplitude in the zebra finch – is it sexy to sing loud? [abstract] |
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2012 |
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51-52 |
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Call-independent individual identification in birds |
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2008 |
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