New perspectives on the physics of birdsong
In this work, we revisit the path that has been travelled during the last few years towards the modelling of the avian vocal organ, the syrinx, using numerical and theoretical techniques from bifurcation theory as analysing tools and present experimental support for the models. This fruitful perspec...
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todo:paper_1364503X_v367_n1901_p3239_Trevisan2023-10-03T16:10:55Z New perspectives on the physics of birdsong Trevisan, M.A. Mindlin, G.B. Birdsong Dynamical models Syrinx Acoustic features Bifurcation theory Birdsong Central source Dynamical models Intrinsic property Nervous system Theoretical technique Bifurcation (mathematics) acoustics animal article biological model biophysics bird electronics histology physiology vocalization Acoustics Animals Biophysical Phenomena Birds Electronics Models, Biological Vocalization, Animal In this work, we revisit the path that has been travelled during the last few years towards the modelling of the avian vocal organ, the syrinx, using numerical and theoretical techniques from bifurcation theory as analysing tools and present experimental support for the models. This fruitful perspective allowed the retracing of many acoustic features of syllables to intrinsic properties of the syrinx, thereby relocating the bird phonatory organ from the role of a mere vocal instrument of the nervous system to a central source of complex acoustical behaviour. © 2009 The Royal Society. Fil:Trevisan, M.A. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_1364503X_v367_n1901_p3239_Trevisan |
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Birdsong Dynamical models Syrinx Acoustic features Bifurcation theory Birdsong Central source Dynamical models Intrinsic property Nervous system Theoretical technique Bifurcation (mathematics) acoustics animal article biological model biophysics bird electronics histology physiology vocalization Acoustics Animals Biophysical Phenomena Birds Electronics Models, Biological Vocalization, Animal |
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Birdsong Dynamical models Syrinx Acoustic features Bifurcation theory Birdsong Central source Dynamical models Intrinsic property Nervous system Theoretical technique Bifurcation (mathematics) acoustics animal article biological model biophysics bird electronics histology physiology vocalization Acoustics Animals Biophysical Phenomena Birds Electronics Models, Biological Vocalization, Animal Trevisan, M.A. Mindlin, G.B. New perspectives on the physics of birdsong |
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In this work, we revisit the path that has been travelled during the last few years towards the modelling of the avian vocal organ, the syrinx, using numerical and theoretical techniques from bifurcation theory as analysing tools and present experimental support for the models. This fruitful perspective allowed the retracing of many acoustic features of syllables to intrinsic properties of the syrinx, thereby relocating the bird phonatory organ from the role of a mere vocal instrument of the nervous system to a central source of complex acoustical behaviour. © 2009 The Royal Society. |
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