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  1. 6401
    por Meyer, Robert E.
    Publicado 2015
    “…Commonly reported physiologic measures of animal stress, including physical movement and vocalization, heart rate and ECG, electroencephalographic activity, and plasma and neuronal stress markers are discussed within this context. …”
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  2. 6402
    por Holiday, Billie, 1915-1959
    Publicado 1957
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  3. 6403
    “…All dogs underwent a cross-modal violation of expectancy experiment, where they were presented with either a cat or a dog vocalization, followed by a video of either species on a blank background. …”
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  4. 6404
    “…To test this hypothesis, we recorded LFPs from the ventrolateral PFC (vPFC) of rhesus monkeys while they listened to a novel vocalization and repeated presentations of the same vocalization. …”
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  5. 6405
    por Zhang, Dian, Cui, Jianguo, Tang, Yezhong
    Publicado 2012
    “…During the spring, frogs emerge from hibernation and males vocalize for mating or advertising territories. Female frogs have the ability to evaluate the quality of the males' resources on the basis of these vocalizations. …”
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  6. 6406
    “…RESULTS: Cholinergic depletion increased hippocampal and neocortical caspase-3 activity and impaired working memory, spatial discrimination, social novelty preference, and ultrasonic vocalizations, without affecting anxiety levels and fear conditioning. …”
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  7. 6407
    “…Most studies on sexual selection focus on male characteristics such as male song in songbirds. Yet female vocalizations in songbirds are growing in interest among behavioural and evolutionary biologists because these vocalizations can reveal the female's preferences for male traits and may affect male display. …”
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  8. 6408
    “…We suggest clarifying the understanding of ‘vocalizing’ before considering removing it from the scale.…”
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  9. 6409
    por Raoult, Camille M. C., Gygax, Lorenz
    Publicado 2019
    “…Yet, negative mood sheep seemed to shift their attention more toward dog vocalizations when the stimulus pair was well balanced at baseline. …”
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  10. 6410
    “…OBJECTIVES: This is the first study of the sonic and ultrasonic vocalization in a Dipodidae rodent. For the small-sized quadrupedal northern birch mouse Sicista betulina, phylogenetically related to the bipedal jerboas (Dipodidae), we report null results for ultrasonic vocalization and investigate the acoustic cues to individual identity, sex and body size in the discomfort-related high-frequency tonal sonic calls. …”
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  11. 6411
    “…The organization of the anterior forebrain pathway (AFP) of songbirds important for context-dependent singing is similar to that of cortical basal ganglia loops (CBG) in mammals, which underlie motor behaviors including vocalization. Since different components of the AFP express high levels of μ-opioid receptors (μ-ORs) as do CBG loops, songbirds act as model systems to study the role of opioid modulation on vocalization and the motivation to sing. …”
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  12. 6412
    “…Background noise strongly penalizes auditory perception of speech in humans or vocalizations in animals. Despite this, auditory neurons are still able to detect communications sounds against considerable levels of background noise. …”
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  13. 6413
    “…We discovered this 1/f(β) power-law distribution in the vocalizations within all of the 17 diverse species examined. …”
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  14. 6414
    “…To disguise man-made communications as natural signals, underwater transceivers have the option to pre-record animal vocalizations, and play them back in a way that carries meaningful information for a trained receiver. …”
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  15. 6415
    por Springsteen, Bruce
    Publicado 1978
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  16. 6416
    por Caymmi, Dori
    Publicado 1991
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  17. 6417
    “…In the conduct of this newborn cry-based diagnostic system, the dynamic MFCC features along with static Mel-Frequency Cepstral Coefficients (MFCCs) are selected and extracted for both expiratory and inspiratory cry vocalizations to produce a discriminative and informative feature vector. …”
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  18. 6418
    “…However, whether face patch neurons are also influenced by acoustic information, such as the auditory component of a natural vocalization, remains unknown. Here, we recorded single-unit activity in the anterior fundus (AF) face patch, in the superior temporal sulcus, and anterior medial (AM) face patch, on the undersurface of the temporal lobe, in macaques presented with audiovisual, visual-only, and auditory-only renditions of natural movies of macaques vocalizing. …”
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  19. 6419
    por Field, H, McCall, B, Barrett, J
    Publicado 1999
    “…A captive juvenile black flying fox exhibited progressive neurologic signs, including sudden aggression, vocalization, dysphagia, and paresis over 9 days and then died. …”
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  20. 6420
    por Wells, Junior, 1934-
    Publicado 1993
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