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Bioacoustic classification of a small dataset of mammalian vocalisations using deep learning |
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4 |
354-371 |
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Ultrasound use by Sunda colugos offers new insights into the communication of these cryptic mammals |
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5 |
397-403 |
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High-frequency hearing sensitivity does not systematically imply aversion to ultrasounds in large terrestrial mammals |
Anna Terrade, Loïc Prosnier, Colin Vion, Yann Locatelli, Nicolas Mathevon & David Reby |
2024 |
5 |
448-459 |
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Play vocalizations and human laughter: A comparative review |
Sasha L. Winkler & Gregory A. Bryant |
2021 |
5 |
499-526 |
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Women misjudge men's physical characteristics based on vocal cues |
Lukasz Piotr Pawelec, Katarzyna Graja, Anna Lipowicz & Jagoda Marchewczyk |
2023 |
5 |
556-579 |
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Hullabaloo at the zoo: aligning acoustic research with the goals of the conservation zoo |
R. N. Lewis & L. J. Williams |
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5 |
629-655 |
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A Tasmanian devil call encodes identity and decreases agonistic behaviour |
Kelly Davis & Jennifer A. Clarke |
2020 |
6 |
638-653 |
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Threat Vocalisations are acoustically similar between humans (Homo sapiens) and chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) |
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6 |
679-692 |
