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A field test of Syrinx sound analysis software in interactive playback |
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House finches learn canary trills |
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Using autonomous recording units and change-point analysis to determine reproductive activity in an aerial insectivore |
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Analysis of complex variation: dichotomous sorting of predator-elicited calls of the Florida scrub jay |
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