Calling in the Face of Danger: Predation Risk and Acoustic Communication by Parent Birds and Their Offspring
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Robert D. Magrath | Andrew G. Horn | Marty L. Leonard | Tonya M. Haff | A. Horn | M. Leonard | T. Haff | R. Magrath
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