Male Quality and Playback in the Great Tit
作者： Marcel M. Lambrechts
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4757-6203-7_10
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摘要: Although it is widely accepted that male songbirds sing to repel males or attract stimulate females, not well understood why the structure of bird song so complex. In most songbirds, individuals different versions species-specific (i.e. syllable types) form a repertoire. The composition repertoires (the types constitute repertoire), size (number types), rate type switching and way single are performed (song rate, percentage performance time, duration), all differ considerably within among species (reviews in Kroodsma Miller 1982; Searcy Andersson 1986; Byers 1991).
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