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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «SUBSONG» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
subsong in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
subsong im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
The Sound Approach to Birding: A Guide to Understanding Bird ...
At present it is thought that the first of these is subsong, where there are hardly
any recognisable features of adult song. Gradually, rudiments of adult song start
to fall into place, but in sequences that are far longer and more rambling than in ...
The pattern of the songs also changes slowly with time because mistakes made
while learning are passed to the next generation. Subsong Listen carefully next
time you are in the garden, especially in spring but also in autumn and winter,
and ...
3
Neural Dynamics of Vocal Plasticity
Moreover, the percentage of total variance contributed by the AFP for syllable
duration following LMAN ablation was the greatest of all analyzed features (13%;
see Figure 4). Quantification of Acoustic Variance in Subsong By ablating LMAN I
...
John Arthur Thompson, 2008
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The Epigenesis of Mind: Essays on Biology and Cognition
There is a more complex ontogenetic sequence, from subsong, through plastic
song, to crystallized song (Fig. 2.9). The general pattern of song development in
16 male swamp sparrows in the laboratory is diagrammed in Fig. 2.10. There is ...
Susan Carey, Rochel Gelman, 2014
5
Nature's Music: The Science of Birdsong
During the song memorization phase, while listening to song, birds may
themselves vocalize not only during food begging, but also with the soft and
variable sounds of subsong. Although subsong may be stimulated by hearing
song, ...
Peter R. Marler, Hans Slabbekoorn, 2004
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The Ontogeny of Vertebrate Behavior
The Significance of Subsong In many of these species we have been considering
, the male song does not suddenly appear in complete form. It develops over a
period of weeks, passing through several distinct stages. The first is known to ...
Nottebohm felt that the early food-begging calls given by nestlings gradually
change into the long, rambling type of vocalization referred to as the subsong.
This is a loose aggregation of notes, usually given at low volume by young birds
after ...
Donald S. Farner, James R. King, Kenneth C. Parkes, 1983
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Biological Perspectives on Language
Subsong itself serves no communicatory function. Subsong sounds are delivered
at a low amplitude and in a very variable manner— often as the young bird
seems to doze, much as a child going to sleep indulges in babbling. This
similarity ...
David Caplan, André Roch Lecours, Alan Smith, 1984
This unstructured singing is commonly referred to as subsong and, unlike adult
singing, is not meant to communicate any information. Rather, subsong
represents practice. Young cardinals attempt to reproduce syllables or songs
being uttered ...
10
Australian Magpie: Biology and Behaviour of an Unusual Songbird
Subsongs The sounds for which the magpie is most renowned, however, are the
tuneful songs that we hear them sing when they sit by themselves. Some
researchers call them 'warbles', others refer to them as 'subsong'. The former
refers to ...
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «SUBSONG» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
subsong im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Perlentaucher: Jan Böhmermann, Arno Lederer, Tunis
Besprochen werden Ulrike Draesners "subsong"-Gedichte (Beatrice Matt, NZZ ; gefallen besonders gut die "Vogelstimmen-Gedichte in der Abteilung 'lippkarü! «SPIEGEL ONLINE, Mär 15»
Ulrike Draesners «subsong»-Gedichte: Hörbilder, Sprachspiele
In «subsong», ihren neuen Gedichten, ist es vor allem der Spracherwerb der eigenen kleinen Tochter, und es sind, wie sie eingangs erklärt, die «Plaudereien» ... «Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Mär 15»
Falsche Fründe stonn zesamme
"Subsong" greift erneut die minutiösen Alltagsbeobachtungen der ... In "subsong" bevorzugt sie die Kontrafaktur, ein Verfahren, das die Form des Originals ... «DIE WELT, Dez 14»
Birding: Birds may be born to sing but it's a skill they must learn
A young bird typically engages in subsong after the sensitive phase is completed. This subsong is the avian equivalent of human babbling. Notes are sung but in ... «Press Herald, Aug 14»
Ulrike Draesner - Gerne auch extraterrestrisch
... Buchveröffentlichung war 1995 der Gedichtband „Gedächtnisschleifen“. Im November wird bei Luchterhand wieder ein Gedichtband erscheinen: „Subsong“. «Frankfurter Rundschau, Jul 14»
James Knox | Tribune-Review
They will then go through a “subsong period” when they practice what they've heard, and will then finalize their sounds through the “song crystallization” period ... «Tribune-Review, Mär 14»
Blackcaps sound out suburbia
Almost two years ago to the week I had seen and heard a blackcap performing what ornithologists call “subsong” in the same spot and had theorised it was a ... «Express.co.uk, Mär 14»
新托福满分听力特点：了解美式逻辑
hitching---begging sounds(重复），说这是前五周的时候subsong----举例human baby, baby babbling sound有题，how introduce subsong early subsong «中国教育在线, Feb 13»
新托福满分听力法：了解美式思维逻辑
而答案中的How it develops from an early age就是AB，第二个位置，定在了关于subsong的举例的位置，因为举例属于supporting detail看到了么baby反复重复，所以 ... «腾讯网, Feb 13»
Onderzoek: Vogels leren zingen zoals kinderen leren praten
Die fase heet bij zangvogels "subsong" en is vergelijkbaar met de brabbelfase van baby's. Linkerhersenhelft actief. Moorman en haar collega's hebben nu nog ... «Het Laatste Nieuws, Jul 12»
