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Researchers from 平特五不中 and the University of California, San Francisco have developed a new algorithm capable of identifying features of male zebra finch songs that may underlie the distinction between a short phrase sung during courtship, and the same phrase sung in a non-courtship context.

Classified as: Research News, Sarah Woolley, Department of Biology, birdsong, Zebra finches
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Published on: 22 Apr 2021

Zebra finches brought up without their fathers don鈥檛 react to the singing of potential suitors in the same way that female birds usually do, hinting that the environment in which the birds are raised can have a determining effect on their behaviour.

The finding, published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B by 平特五不中 researchers, highlights how learning and experience, including developmental auditory experience, can shape how the brain perceives vocal signals.

Classified as: Zebra finches, Sarah Woolley, courtship
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Published on: 10 Jul 2017
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