Sentence examples for multiple song variants from inspiring English sources

We found that bats produced multiple song variants and song types.

Song variants and song types are defined by the sequence of phrases that compose a song either with (song variants) or without the inclusion of consecutive trill and buzz repeats (song types, see Terminology in Materials and Methods).

Performances consist of single songs, multiple song sets, "make your own" setlists, and mystery setlists.

This is the same as running analyses on song types instead of song variants.

Out of the 412 songs we evaluated there were 87 different song variants and 36 different song types.

Next, we examined song diversity by comparing the number of song variants and song types per bat.

Next, we investigated rendition variability by examining the number of song variants and the number of song types per bat.

Although each bat used a wide range of song variants, some of those variants were shared with many bats.

We also found considerable overlap in the use of song variants.

In addition to phrase and song features we examined the number of song variants and the number of song types per bat for bats in which we had at least four songs.

Moreover, we determined that the population differences in the songs were meaningful to the mangrove finches, as territorial males exhibited strong discrimination of the two local song variants.