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    “…These results demonstrate that the shared goal of synchronization can lead to the development of temporal regularity in vocalizations, suggesting that the origins of musical rhythm may lie in cooperative social interaction rather than in sexual selection.…”
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    Social Origins of Rhythm? Synchrony and Temporal Regularity in Human Vocalization
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    Are Speech Attractor Models Useful in Diagnosing Vocal Fold Pathologies?
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    “…Paralysis of the vocal cords is just a symptom of underlying disease in some cases; so, clinical diagnosis of the underlying cause leading to paralysis of the vocal cords is important. …”
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    Vocal Cord Paralysis and its Etiologies: A Prospective Study
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    Expression of emotion in music and vocal communication: Introduction to the research topic
  5. 445
    “…Vocal expression of emotions (EE) in retrieval of events from autobiographical memory was investigated in patients in early stages of Alzheimer’s disease (AD). …”
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    Impairment of Vocal Expression of Negative Emotions in Patients with Alzheimer’s Disease
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    por Majidnezhad, Vahid
    Publicado 2014
    “…While there are many researches which belong to the first category, there are few efforts for detecting vocal fold pathology based on the continuous speeches (second category). …”
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    A HTK-based Method for Detecting Vocal Fold Pathology
  7. 447
    “…One advantage of a vocal social cue is that it can be exchanged when birds are out of visual contact, as regularly occurs in a zebra finch community. …”
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    Social Information Embedded in Vocalizations Induces Neurogenomic and Behavioral Responses
  8. 448
    “…We found a vocal repertoire with 22 distinct vocalization types produced by adults and 11 vocalization types within the babbling bouts of the neonates. …”
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    The Vocal Repertoire of Adult and Neonate Giant Otters (Pteronura brasiliensis)
  9. 449
    por Geberzahn, Nicole, Aubin, Thierry
    Publicado 2014
    “…BACKGROUND: Vocal performance refers to the ability to produce vocal signals close to physical limits. …”
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    Assessing vocal performance in complex birdsong: a novel approach
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    “…We tested the hypothesis that significant information about trial-by-trial variations in behavior is represented by spike timing in the songbird vocal motor system. We found that neurons in motor cortex convey information via spike timing far more often than via spike rate and that the amount of information conveyed at the millisecond timescale greatly exceeds the information available from spike counts. …”
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    Millisecond-Scale Motor Encoding in a Cortical Vocal Area
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    “…Introduction The study of the dynamic properties of vocal fold vibration is important for understanding the vocal production mechanism and the impact of organic and functional changes. …”
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    Improvement of Vocal Pathologies Diagnosis Using High-Speed Videolaryngoscopy
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    “…Nonetheless, very little is known about how chimpanzee vocal communication develops from infancy to adulthood. …”
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    Longitudinal recordings of the vocalizations of immature Gombe chimpanzees for developmental studies
  13. 453
    “…BACKGROUND: Benign vocal fold lesions, including cysts, nodules, polyps, and Reinke’s edema, are common causes of hoarseness and subsequent voice disorders. …”
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    Characterization and comparison of bacterial communities in benign vocal fold lesions
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    Emotional Vocalizations Are Recognized Across Cultures Regardless of the Valence of Distractors
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    “…Conclusion The decrease in grade and asthenia and increased strain are indicative of a swallowing disorder, indicating increased vocal strain to clean the vocal tract of food. The modification of vocal production after swallowing proved to be a trusted resource for detection of swallowing disorders.…”
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    Vocal Variability Post Swallowing in Individuals with and without Oropharyngeal Dysphagia
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    “…The prevalence of vocal symptoms can be indicative of vocal disorder and must be investigated to support measures to prevent vocal diseases. …”
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    Relationship between vocal symptoms in college students and their possible causes
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    “…To understand the proximate and ultimate causes that shape acoustic communication in animals, objective characterizations of the vocal repertoire of a given species are critical, as they provide the foundation for comparative analyses among individuals, populations and taxa. …”
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    Characterizing Vocal Repertoires—Hard vs. Soft Classification Approaches
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    “…The ability to generate new meaning by rearranging combinations of meaningless sounds is a fundamental component of language. Although animal vocalizations often comprise combinations of meaningless acoustic elements, evidence that rearranging such combinations generates functionally distinct meaning is lacking. …”
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    Experimental Evidence for Phonemic Contrasts in a Nonhuman Vocal System
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    “…SIMPLE SUMMARY: This research aimed to analyze the possibility of assessing piglets’ welfare using the records of their vocalization. The trial was done in a pig commercial farm, and we recorded the vocal signals from piglets in several stressful exposure situations. …”
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    Understanding Vocalization Might Help to Assess Stressful Conditions in Piglets
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    “…INTRODUCTION: Although embryonal rhabdomyosarcomas (ERMS) represent the most common (50% - 60%) clinical form of rhabdomyosarcoma, these are extremely rare in adult’s vocal cords. To date, only five cases of laryngeal ERMS have been reported in adults and only one of them involved the vocal cords. …”
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    Embryonal Rhabdomyosarcoma of the Adult’s Vocal Cord: A Case Report
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