Do female blackbirds, Turdus merula, decode song in the same way as males?
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Adaptations for Acoustic Communication in Birds: Sound Transmission and Signal Detection
1982 • 766 citations
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1982 • 229 citations
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1984 • 66 citations
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1985 • 65 citations
Species Identification of Song By Indigo Buntings as Determined By Responses To Computer Generated Sounds
1980 • 38 citations
Song Parts Adapted to Function Both at Long and Short Ranges May Communicate Information about the Species to Female Blackbirds Turdus merula
1988 • 27 citations
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