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Vocalizations of the rare and flagship species Pharomachrus mocinno (Aves: Trogonidae): implications for its taxonomy, evolution and conservation |
Pablo Bolaños-Sittler, Jérôme Sueur, Jérôme Fuchs & Thierry Aubin |
2020 |
6 |
654-669 |
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Classification threshold and training data affect the quality and utility of focal species data processed with automated audio recognition software |
Elly C. Knight & Erin M. Bayne |
2019 |
6 |
539-554 |
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Vocalizations of the Greater Rhea (Rhea americana): an allegedly silent ratite |
Cristian Pérez-Granados & Karl-L. Schuchmann |
2021 |
5 |
564-574 |
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Recent bioacoustic publications, 1996 and earlier. Part I Invertebrates-Passerine birds |
Hansen, P. |
1997 |
3-4 |
287-318 |
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Vocalization structure and its possible function in the brown- headed parrot Poicephalus cryptoxanthus [abstract] |
Vincenzo Venuto and Renato Massa |
1997 |
3-4 |
268 |
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Discrimination of the parental call be the king penguin chick Aptenodytes patagonicus: the "cocktail-party'' effect [abstract] |
Thierry Aubin and Pierre Jouventin |
1997 |
3-4 |
254-255 |
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Do courtship songs differ individually in the domestic pigeon Columba livia domestica? |
Abs, M. & Jeismann, R. |
1988 |
2-3 |
151-157 |
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Individuality in "Yodel" calls recorded from a banded population of Common Loons, Gavia immer |
C. Walcott, D. Evers, M. Froehler & A. Krakauer |
1999 |
2-3 |
101-114 |
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The vocal repertoire of the Grey crowned crane Balearica regulorum gibbericeps. 1. The tonal and the non-harmonic calls |
C. Budde |
1999 |
2-3 |
161-173 |
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The vocal repertoire of the Grey crowned crane Balearica regulorum gibbericeps. II. The unison call of the crowned crane |
C. Budde |
1999 |
2-3 |
191-201 |
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Cassette review: Voices of the New World Cuckoos and Trogons |
Vielliard, J. |
1988 |
2-3 |
246 |
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Cassette reviews: Les Voix des Rapaces; Rapaces Diurnes et nocturnes |
Bergmann, H.-H. |
1988 |
2-3 |
247 |
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Book review: Acoustical Signals of Shorebirds |
Boswall, J. |
1993 |
1-2 |
163 |
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An inadequate sampling of the soundscape leads to overoptimistic estimates of recogniser performance: a case study of two sympatric macaw species |
Thomas C. Lewis, Ignacio Gutierrez Vargas, Andrew P. Beckerman & Dylan Z. Childs |
2024 |
4 |
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Vocal signals of ontogeny and fledging in nestling black-cockatoos: Implications for monitoring |
Daniella Teixeira, Richard Hill, Michael Barth, Martine Maron & Berndt J. van Rensburg |
2022 |
4 |
379-396 |
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Distinguishing individual male wild turkeys by analyzing vocalizations using a personal computer |
Dahlquist, F.C., Schemnitz, S.D. & Flachs, B.K. |
1990 |
4 |
303-316 |
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Duration discrimination in Northern bobwhite quail |
Brown, L.J. & Bailey, E.D. |
1990 |
4 |
317-326 |
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High level individuality in vocalizations of a well-known avian brood parasite: Asian koel (Eudynamys scolopacea L.) |
Abdul Aziz Khan & Irfan Zia Qureshi |
2021 |
4 |
379-388 |
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Comparative analysis of acoustic structure of passerine and woodpecker nestling calls |
Popp, J. & Ficken, M.S. |
1991 |
4 |
255-274 |
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A quantitative analysis of individuality in barnacle goose loud calls |
Hausberger, M., Richard, J.P., Black, J.M. & Quris, R. |
1994 |
4 |
247-260 |
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Can testosterone induce the male whistle-shake call in female shelducks Tadorna tadorna? |
H.-H. Bergmann & H. Düttmann |
2001 |
4 |
265-276 |
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Vocalisation of curassows (Cracidae) [abstract] |
P. Hansch & D. Wallschlager |
1996 |
4 |
315 |
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Vocal communication of spectacled parrotlets Forpus conspicillatus [abstract] |
R. Wanker |
1996 |
4 |
312 |
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Recent bioacoustic publications, 1993. Part I Invertebrates-Non-passerine birds |
Hansen, P. |
1994 |
4 |
291-302 |
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A pilot study for recognition of individual nightjars [abstract] |
M. Rebbeck |
1996 |
4 |
306 |
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Sonographic analysis of redshank Tringa totanus calls [abstract] |
L. Ferdinand |
1996 |
4 |
299-300 |
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Cassette review: Voices of the New World Nightbirds (Owls, nightjars and their allies) |
Vielliard, J. |
1989 |
4 |
320-321 |
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Audio review: Voices of New World Pigeons and Doves; Nightjars & their allies; Owls |
Vielliard, J. |
1990 |
4 |
352-353 |
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The Technique of Noninvasive Distant Sexing for Four Monomorphic Dendrocygna Whistling Duck Species by Their Loud Whistles |
Ilya Volodin, Martin Kaiser, Vera Matrosova, Elena Volodina, Anna Klenova, Olga Filatova & Marina Kholodova |
2009 |
3 |
277-290 |
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Vocal repertoire of the Eurasian griffon vulture (Gyps fulvus) in the central Apennines: a baseline assessment |
Federico Romani, Elena Ramella Levis, Mario Posillico, Giancarlo Opramolla & Gianni Pavan |
2022 |
3 |
283-312 |
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Vocal instability over time in individual male European Nightjars, Caprimulgus europaeus: recommendations for acoustic monitoring and surveys |
Sarah Raymond, Sarah Spotswood, Hazel Clarke, Natalia Zielonka, Andrew Lowe & Kate L. Durrant |
2020 |
3 |
280-295 |
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A comparison of three methods for planning a census of Tawny Owl (Strix aluco) populations living at high territorial density |
Achille Peri |
2018 |
3 |
245-260 |
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Vocal complexity in the palm cockatoo (Probosciger aterrimus) |
Zdenek, CN, Heinsohn, R, Langmore, NE |
2015 |
3 |
253-267 |
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Vocal development and voice breaking in Demoiselle Cranes (Anthropoides virgo) |
Anna V. Klenova, Maria V. Goncharova, Evgenia V. Bragina, Tatiana A. Kashentseva |
2014 |
3 |
247-265 |
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Nonlinear phenomena in Petrel sounds |
Juha T. Tanttu, Jari Turunen & Teemu Kumpumäki |
2014 |
3 |
219-230 |
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Individual variation in the contact calls of the monomorphic Peach-fronted Conure, Aratinga aurea, and its potential role in communication. |
Heidi M. Thomsen, Thorsten J.S. Balsby and Torben Dabelsteen |
2013 |
3 |
215-227 |
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Sound production and hearing in marine animals [abstract] |
Mats Amundin |
1998 |
3 |
213-214 |
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Vocal repertoire of wild breeding Orange-winged Parrot Amazona amazonica in Amazonia |
Leiliany Negrão de Moura, Maria Luisa da Silva and Jacques Vielliard |
2011 |
3 |
331-340 |
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Sex discrimination and mate recognition by voice in the Yelkouan shearwater Puffinus yelkouan |
Charlotte Curé, Thierry Aubin and Nicolas Mathevon |
2011 |
3 |
235-250 |
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Localising bitterns Botaurus stellaris with an array of non-linked microphones |
M. Wahlberg, J. Tougaard, B. Møhl |
2003 |
3 |
233-245 |
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Coo types in the collared dove Streptopelia decaocto; one theme, distinctive variations |
ten Cate, C. |
1992 |
3 |
161-183 |
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Audio cassette review: Voices of the Tinamous |
B. Whitney |
1995 |
3 |
249-251 |
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Detection of species-specific calls in noise by zebra finches Poephila guttata and budgerigars Melopsittacus undulatus: time or frequency domain? |
Okanoya, K. & Dooling, R.J. |
1991 |
3 |
163-172 |
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Individually distinctive corncrake Crex crex calls: a further study |
L. May |
1998 |
2 |
135-148 |
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Adaptation to severe conditions of propagation: long-distance distress calls and courtship calls of a colonial seabird |
T. Aubin & N. Mathevon |
1995 |
2 |
153-161 |
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Non-linear phenomena in little spotted kiwi calls |
Andrew Digby, Ben D. Bell, Paul D. Teal |
2014 |
2 |
113-128 |
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The comparison of harmonically related rich sounds using spectrographic cross-correlation and principal components analysis |
K.A. Cortopassi & J.W. Bradbury |
2000 |
2 |
89-127 |
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Individuality in Scops owl Otus scops vocalizations |
Marco Dragonetti |
2006 |
2 |
147-172 |
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Geographic variation in vocalizations of the Military Macaw in western Mexico |
Alejandro Salinas-Melgoza & Katherine Renton |
2021 |
2 |
197-214 |
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Identification of individual Eastern Screech-Owls Megascops asio via vocalization analysis |
Christopher M. Nagy and Robert F. Rockwell |
2012 |
2 |
127-140 |
