Is Singing Costly? - Concepedia

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Must reliable signals always be costly? John Maynard Smith Animal Behaviour ReliabilityReliability EngineeringEngineeringMust Reliable SignalsCommunication	1994	163
Airflow and pressure during canary song: direct evidence for mini-breaths Rebecca S. Hartley, Roderick A. Suthers Journal of Comparative Physiology A MusicAcoustic EcologyBioacousticsPhonatory AerodynamicsAtmospheric Acoustic	1989	158
The anti-exhaustion hypothesis: a new hypothesis to explain song performance and song switching in the great tit Marcel M. Lambrechts, André A. Dhondt Animal Behaviour MusicAnti-exhaustion HypothesisDanceGreat TitSong Switching	1988	137
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