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What Songbirds Tell Us About Human Nature

January 9, 2013March 5, 2017 JuanVelasquez 2 Comments 2013, Animal research, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Bengal finch, Development, language, language acquisition, Learning, model organisms, Song learning, Songbird, The songbird as a model for the generation and learning of complex sequential behaviors., Vocalizaton

Every once in a while, we hear of amazing scientific feats about how some new drug successfully reduces weight without dieting or exercise in monkeys, or how scientists slowed aging… Read more

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