A neural basis for password-based species recognition in an avian brood parasite.

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A neural basis for password-based species recognition in an avian brood parasite.

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A neural basis for password-based species recognition in an avian brood parasite.

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A neural basis for password-based species recognition in an avian brood parasite.

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A neural basis for password-based species recognition in an avian brood parasite.

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A neural basis for password-based species recognition in an avian brood parasite.

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Annmarie Gaglio

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Elizabeth Tyler

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Joseph Coculo

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Mark E Hauber

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Social context-induced song variation affects female behavior and gene expression.

Vocal matching and intensity of begging calls are associated with a forebrain song circuit in a generalist brood parasite.

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10.1242/JEB.158600

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Matthew I M Louder

Kathleen S Lynch

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2017-04-18T00:00:00Z

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