Dealing with urban noise: vermilion flycatchers sing longer songs in noisier territories
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White-crowned sparrow males show immediate flexibility in song amplitude but not in song minimum frequency in response to changes in noise levels in the field.Anthropogenic noise reduces bird species richness and diversity in urban parksHabitat preferences of the Syrian WoodpeckerDendrocopos syriacusin urban environments: an ambiguous effect of pollutionUrban Impacts on Oxidative Balance and Animal SignalsDisentangling Relations among Repertoire Size, Song Rate, Signal Redundancy and Ambient Noise Level in European Songbird
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Dealing with urban noise: vermilion flycatchers sing longer songs in noisier territories
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im November 2012 veröffentlichter wissenschaftlicher Artikel
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наукова стаття, опублікована в листопаді 2012
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Dealing with urban noise: vermilion flycatchers sing longer songs in noisier territories
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Dealing with urban noise: vermilion flycatchers sing longer songs in noisier territories
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Dealing with urban noise: vermilion flycatchers sing longer songs in noisier territories
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Dealing with urban noise: vermilion flycatchers sing longer songs in noisier territories
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Dealing with urban noise: vermilion flycatchers sing longer songs in noisier territories
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Dealing with urban noise: vermilion flycatchers sing longer songs in noisier territories
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Dealing with urban noise: vermilion flycatchers sing longer songs in noisier territories
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Alejandro Ariel Ríos-Chelén
Constantino Macías Garcia
Esmeralda Quirós-Guerrero
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10.1007/S00265-012-1434-0
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2012-11-18T00:00:00Z