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NBI27914 (30 mg/kg), but not K41498 (3 mg/kg), suppressed the increased number of vocalizations at 24 °C.

Systemic administration of CRF (3 or 10 mg/kg) increased the number of vocalizations at 37 °C in a dose-dependent manner.

Brown and striped hyenas do not produce giggle or whoop calls, or in fact many vocalizations at all, so the giggle truly appears unique to spotted hyenas.

CRF-induced increases in the number of vocalizations at 3 mg/kg were completely blocked by a selective CRF1 receptor antagonist, NBI27914 (3 mg/kg), but not by a selective CRF2 receptor antagonist, K41498 (3 mg/kg).

On both trials R6/1 mice displayed a much lower number of USVs than their WT littermates [F 1,29) = 10.38, p<0.01; Fig. 4-B], and this effect was significant only in males, R6/1 mice emitting nearly no vocalizations at all [sex×genotype: F 1,29) = 4.25, p<0.05; post-hoc: p<0.05; Fig. 4-B].

The number and duration of vocalizations at 70 Hz were recorded during a 10-min testing period.

"The general view that I had and others in the field had is that vocalization at any age is a function of the H.V.C.," said Michale S. Fee, an associate professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who has studied bird song for about a decade.

The administration of saline i.t. for 10 days in monoarthritic rats produced an average threshold of vocalization at zero time of 174 ± 9.2 g.

Given the highly skewed distribution of vocalizations concentrated at 0 (Fig.  5a), rats were first classified as vocalizers or non-vocalizers based on whether they vocalized for at least 300 ms (the minimum duration of one vocalization for this frequency band as recognized in the literature) at any time point during the acquisition or extinctions sessions.

The sound designers located Mr. Roth's vocalizations online at several free Roth soundboards, where snippets of his exclamations are cataloged.

The temporal coordination between pointing, gazing, and vocalizations occurred at a significantly higher rate in the Person than in the Object condition.