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Evidence that the Lombard effect is frequency-specific in humans

Evidence that the Lombard effect is frequency-specific in humans

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Moderate evidence for a Lombard effect in a phylogenetically basal primate.Noise-Induced Frequency Modifications of Tamarin Vocalizations: Implications for Noise Compensation in Nonhuman Primates The function and mechanism of vocal accommodation in humans and other primates.

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Computational neuroanatomy of speech production.

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Using TMS to study the role of the articulatory motor system in speech perception.

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