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What do mammals have to say about the neurobiology of acoustic communication?

Biology

What do mammals have to say about the neurobiology of acoustic communication?

A. Salles and J. Neunuebel

Dive into the fascinating world of auditory communication with insights from Angeles Salles and Joshua Neunuebel. This research explores the neurobiology of acoustic communication, highlighting the unique traits of songbirds, mice, and bats, and delving into comparative approaches across mammalian species. Discover the secrets of how diverse vocal repertoires unravel fundamental principles of communication!

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Abstract
Auditory communication is crucial for survival across species. This paper reviews the neurobiology of acoustic communication, focusing on mammalian models. It highlights the contributions of songbirds as a classical model, then emphasizes the advantages of using mice and bats for studying communication processing due to their diverse vocal repertoires and genetic tractability. The paper discusses the potential of comparative approaches across different mammalian species to unravel fundamental principles of auditory communication.
Publisher
Molecular Psychiatry
Published On
May 31, 2024
Authors
Angeles Salles, Joshua Neunuebel
Tags
auditory communication
neurobiology
mammalian models
songbirds
mice
bats
comparative approaches

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