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Auditory object formation in Cope's gray treefrogs (Hyla chrysoscelis)
Mark Bee
, Katrina M. Schrode
Ecology, Evolution and Behavior
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Hyla Chrysoscelis
100%
Auditory Object
100%
Auditory Object Formation
100%
Cope's Gray Treefrog
100%
Long Call
75%
Communication Sounds
50%
Spatial Proximity
50%
Same Source
50%
Sequential Integration
50%
Acoustic Communication
25%
Acoustic Signal
25%
Advertisement Call
25%
Gray Treefrog
25%
Pulsatile
25%
Semitone
25%
Perceptual Cues
25%
Animal Communication
25%
Perceptual Processes
25%
Missing Pulse
25%
Short Calls
25%
Alternating Group
25%
Multi-source Environments
25%
Nonhuman Animals
25%
Sound Elements
25%
Arts and Humanities
Spectral
100%
Spatial
100%
Willingness
50%
Non-human animals
50%
Perceptual Processes
50%
Semitone
50%
Animal Communication
50%
Perceptual cues
50%
Physics
Acoustics
100%
Acoustic Signal
100%
Hearing
100%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Acoustics
100%
Hearing
50%
Neuroscience
Sensation of Hearing
100%
Psychology
Sensation of Hearing
100%