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  1. 6681
    “…But while humans showed substantially larger responses to natural vs. synthetic speech and music in non-primary regions, ferret responses to natural and synthetic sounds were closely matched throughout primary and non-primary auditory cortex, even when tested with ferret vocalizations. This finding reveals that auditory representations in humans and ferrets diverge sharply at late stages of cortical processing, potentially driven by higher-order processing demands in speech and music.…”
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  2. 6682
    “…Together, our results reveal the importance of cortical offset responses in encoding sound termination and detecting changes within temporally discontinuous sounds crucial for speech and vocalization.…”
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  3. 6683
    “…We found that in the narrow space, the group-flying bats increased the duration and bandwidth of the terminal frequency-modulated component of their vocalizations. By contrast, the frequency of the returning echoes did not differ in the presence of conspecifics. …”
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  4. 6684
    “…Increasing genomic progress has been reported on the evolution of powered flight, body size variation, beak morphology, plumage colouration, high-elevation colonization, migration, and vocalization. By summarizing previous studies, we demonstrate the genetic bases of trait evolution, highlighting the roles of small-scale sequence variation, genomic structural variation, and changes in gene interaction networks. …”
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  5. 6685
    “…Female mates of T-treated males spent less time at the nest but the pair produced more vocalizations and call types than controls. Traditionally, transient T-changes were thought to have transient behavioral effects. …”
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  6. 6686
    “…Compared to control trials, post oxytocin administration, lions increased their time spent in close proximity (reducing their distance to the nearest neighbor) and decreased vigilance toward out-group intruders (reducing their vocalizations following a roar-playback). These results not only have important implications for understanding the evolution of social circuitry but may also have practical applications for conservation efforts.…”
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  7. 6687
    “…In the moments immediately preceding recall we observed increased theta (4–8 Hz) power (+ T), decreased alpha (8–20 Hz) power (-A), and increased gamma (40–128 Hz) power (+ G), with thi spectral pattern (+ T-A + G) distinguishing the long-delay and immediate recall conditions. As subjects vocalized the same set of studied words in both conditions, we interpret the spectral + T-A + G as a biomarker of episodic memory retrieval.…”
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  8. 6688
    “…RECENT FINDINGS: FTLB predominately affect females, with a later onset of movements and vocalizations that are more complex, directional, severe, debilitating, and non-suppressible compared to TS. …”
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  9. 6689
    “…Participants performed a Stroop task and a non-verbal control task (which we term the Swimmy task), and made a response vocally or manually. The Stroop effect involved the lateral prefrontal cortex in the left hemisphere and the cerebellum in the right hemisphere, independently of the response type; such lateralization was absent during the Swimmy task, however. …”
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  10. 6690
    Publicado 1980
    CD Audiom
  11. 6691
    por Holiday, Billie, 1915-1959
    Publicado 1990
    CD Audiom
  12. 6692
    Publicado 1989
    CD Audiom
  13. 6693
    por Hooker, John Lee
    Publicado 1991
    CD Audiom
  14. 6694
    Publicado 1987
    CD Audiom
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  16. 6696
    “…Assessing the noise in the fruit bat roost revealed that these bats are exposed to continuous immense noise—mostly of social vocalizations—supporting the assumption that bats might be partially resistant to loud noise. …”
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    “…We developed a novel technique that combines the use of playbacks of territorial vocalizations with traditional transect surveys. We used remote sensing to identify potential habitat within the species' historic range, and visited the 27% that we could survey safely. …”
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  19. 6699
    “…Specifically, we propose that delaying telencephalic neurogenesis was a prerequisite for the evolution of neural circuits that allow parrots and songbirds to produce learned vocalizations. Overall, we argue that developmental modes have influenced how some lineages of birds increased the size of their telencephalon and that this, in turn, has influenced subsequent changes in brain circuits and behavior.…”
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  20. 6700
    “…Mice with reduced reelin expression or prenatal exposure to CPO exhibited subtle changes in ultrasound vocalization, open field behaviour, social interaction and repetitive behaviour. …”
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