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Communication in Birds. Cornell Univ. Press, Ithaca, NY, 587 p
Lambrechts MM ( 1996) Organization of birdsong and constraints on performance.
In: Kroodsma DE, Miller EH (eds) Ecology and Evolution of Acoustic
Communication in Birds. Cornell Univ. Press, Ithaca, NY, pp 305-320
Langemann U, Gauger B, Klump GM (1998) Auditory sensitivity in the great tit:
perception of signals in the presence and absence of noise. Anim Behav 56:763769
Larsen ON, Dabelsteen T (1990) Directionality of blackbird vocalization.
Implications for vocal communication and its further study. Ornis Scand 21:3745
Lemon RE, Struger J, Lechowicz MJ, Norman RF (1981) Song features and
singing heights of American warblers: Maximization or optimization of
distance? J Acoust Soc Am 69: 1169-1176
Lewis B, Coles R (1980) Sound localization in birds. Trends Neurosci 3:102-105
Linskens HF, Martens MJM, Hendriksen HJGM, Roestenberg-Sinnige AM,
Brouwers WAJM, van der Staak ALHC, Strik-Jansen AMJ (1976) The acoustic
climate of plant communities. Oecologia 23:165-177
Loesche P, Beecher MD, Stoddard PK ( 1992) Perception of cliff swallow calls by
birds (Hirundo pyrrhonota and Sturnus vulgaris) and humans (Homo sapiens). J
Comp Psycholl06:239-247
Marler P (1955) Characteristics of some animal calls. Nature 176:6-8
Marler P (1956) Ober die Eigenschaften einiger tierlicher Rufe. J Ornithol 97:220227
Marten K, Marler P (1977) Sound transmission and its significance for animal
vocalization I, Temperate habitats. Behav Ecol Sociobiol2:271-290
Marten K, Quine D, Marler P (1977) Sound transmission and its significance for
animal vocalization II. Tropical forest habitats. Behav Ecol Sociobiol 2:291-302
Martens J, Geduldig G (1990) Acoustic adaptations of birds living close to
Himalayan torrents. Proc. Int. 1 00. DO-G Meeting: 123-131
Mathevon N, Aubin T, Dabelsteen T (1996) Song degradation during propagation:
importance of song post for the wren Troglodytes troglodytes. Ethology
102:397-412
Matthysen E, Grubb TC, Cimprich D (1991) Social control of sex-specific
foraging behaviour in Downy Woodpeckers, Picoides pubescens. Anim Behav
42:515-517
Maynard Smith J (1994) Must reliable signals always be costly? Anim Behav
47:1115-1120
101
Kreutzer, ML, Dooling RJ, Brown SD, Okanoya K (1991) A comparison of song
syllable perception by five species of birds. Int J Comp Psychol4: 141-155
Kroodsma DE, Konishi M (1991) A suboscine bird (Eastern Phoebe, Sayornis
phoebe) develops normal song without auditory feedback. Anim Behav 42:477487
Kroodsma DE, Miller EH (eds 1996) Ecology and Evolution of Acoustic
Communication in Birds. Cornell Univ. Press, Ithaca, NY, 587 p
Lambrechts MM ( 1996) Organization of birdsong and constraints on performance.
In: Kroodsma DE, Miller EH (eds) Ecology and Evolution of Acoustic
Communication in Birds. Cornell Univ. Press, Ithaca, NY, pp 305-320
Langemann U, Gauger B, Klump GM (1998) Auditory sensitivity in the great tit:
perception of signals in the presence and absence of noise. Anim Behav 56:763769
Larsen ON, Dabelsteen T (1990) Directionality of blackbird vocalization.
Implications for vocal communication and its further study. Ornis Scand 21:3745
Lemon RE, Struger J, Lechowicz MJ, Norman RF (1981) Song features and
singing heights of American warblers: Maximization or optimization of
distance? J Acoust Soc Am 69: 1169-1176
Lewis B, Coles R (1980) Sound localization in birds. Trends Neurosci 3:102-105
Linskens HF, Martens MJM, Hendriksen HJGM, Roestenberg-Sinnige AM,
Brouwers WAJM, van der Staak ALHC, Strik-Jansen AMJ (1976) The acoustic
climate of plant communities. Oecologia 23:165-177
Loesche P, Beecher MD, Stoddard PK ( 1992) Perception of cliff swallow calls by
birds (Hirundo pyrrhonota and Sturnus vulgaris) and humans (Homo sapiens). J
Comp Psycholl06:239-247
Marler P (1955) Characteristics of some animal calls. Nature 176:6-8
Marler P (1956) Ober die Eigenschaften einiger tierlicher Rufe. J Ornithol 97:220227
Marten K, Marler P (1977) Sound transmission and its significance for animal
vocalization I, Temperate habitats. Behav Ecol Sociobiol2:271-290
Marten K, Quine D, Marler P (1977) Sound transmission and its significance for
animal vocalization II. Tropical forest habitats. Behav Ecol Sociobiol 2:291-302
Martens J, Geduldig G (1990) Acoustic adaptations of birds living close to
Himalayan torrents. Proc. Int. 1 00. DO-G Meeting: 123-131
Mathevon N, Aubin T, Dabelsteen T (1996) Song degradation during propagation:
importance of song post for the wren Troglodytes troglodytes. Ethology
102:397-412
Matthysen E, Grubb TC, Cimprich D (1991) Social control of sex-specific
foraging behaviour in Downy Woodpeckers, Picoides pubescens. Anim Behav
42:515-517
Maynard Smith J (1994) Must reliable signals always be costly? Anim Behav
47:1115-1120