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Nature Beats : The What, Why and How of Animal Rhythmic Behaviours
Sauciuc, Gabriela-Alina LU ; Lameira, Adriano and Persson, Tomas LU
(2025)
Nature Beats: the What, Why and How of Animal Rhythmic Behaviours
In Fascinating Life Sciences
- Book/Report › Anthology (editor)
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Chants across seven traditions share acoustic traits that enhance subjective relaxation
Canessa-Pollard, Valentina ; Anikin, Andrey LU
and Reby, David
(2025)
In Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
122(35).
- Contribution to journal › Article
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The significance of the great ape heritage in the evolution of human rhythm in speech, music and dance
Sauciuc, Gabriela-Alina LU ; Persson, Tomas LU
; Hattori, Yuko
and Lameira, Adriano
(2025)
In Fascinating Life Sciences
- Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Book chapter
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Can I trust this paper?
- Contribution to journal › Article
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The Neuroethology of Rhythmic Communication : Neural and Mechanical Building Blocks and Constraints on Rhythm Production and Perception
(2025) Nature Beats: the What, Why and How of Animal Rhythmic Behaviours In Fascinating Life Sciences
- Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Book chapter
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Are nonlinear vocal phenomena as distracting as people think?
- Contribution to journal › Article
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Nonlinear phenomena make animal calls alarming for human listeners
Terrade, Anna ; Massenet, Mathilde ; Pernel, Lise ; Mathevon, Nicolas ; Anikin, Andrey LU
and Reby, David
(2025)
In iScience
28(6).
- Contribution to journal › Article
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Formant analysis of vertebrate vocalizations : achievements, pitfalls, and promises
Fitch, W. Tecumseh ; Anikin, Andrey LU
; Pisanski, Katarzyna
; Valente, Daria
and Reby, David
(2025)
In BMC Biology
23(92).
- Contribution to journal › Article
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Acoustic estimation of voice roughness
- Contribution to journal › Article
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Model-based animal cognition slips through the sequence bottleneck
- Contribution to journal › Letter