In humans, neocortical damage to circuits supporting learned vocalizations completely prevents speaking or singing while innate non-verbal emotional utterances such as crying and laughing are preserved (Jürgens 2002).
Our results confidently place it within typical antbirds, a conclusion further supported by its vocalization [ 2] and choice of nest site and its white egg [ 41].
Sisu Raiken, blessed with an exceptionally strong and versatile voice, took the suggested title "Blue Lipstick," and turned it into a forlorn torch song, supported by the vocalizations of three side men on imaginary instruments, as well as pianist Jacobson.
The latter position was later supported based on vocalizations and mitochondrial DNA [ 17].
No significant differences were measured between the objective overall vocal quality before and after vocalization with abdominal breath support.
Within-bout changes to the climax of the territorial great call and measures of the high intensity of climaxes support the hypothesis that these vocalizations are produced at the limit of callers' vocal abilities, and thus may indicate a caller's condition or stamina.
Our findings support the notion that analyzing adult ultrasonic vocalizations may be a valuable tool to investigate subtle phenotypic alterations in genetic mouse models for neuropsychiatric disorders [42].
Our results suggest that the cognitive mechanisms underlying this ability are also present in a bird species that does not produce such vocalizations, which supports the idea that interpretative mechanisms are part of the more general ability of abstract class formation.
Randomization tests support differences in frequency between wild and laboratory vocalizations and the strength of the difference depended on how many individuals were assumed to be vocalizing in the laboratory colony.
The Coping Assessment for Laboring Moms (CALM) scale was developed to focus on facial, behavioral, psychosocial, vocalization, and verbal expressions to aid holistic nursing support during childbirth.
Support for this argument comes from studies investigating non-linguistic vocalizations such as laughing or crying.
