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12. Learning to talk
Vocal learning in birds and mammals
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents ix
- Foreword xi
- Note to the reader xv
- 1. Animal chatters: Tinbergen’s four questions 1
- 2. Making circles in water: A short vade mecum of physical acoustics 8
- 3. The warbler’s eyebrows: Why do birds sing? 15
- 4. Cocktails between birds 32
- 5. Family dinner 46
- 6. Submarine ears 65
- 7. The tango of the elephant seals 78
- 8. The caiman’s tears 88
- 9. Hear, at all costs 99
- 10. Tell me what you look like 113
- 11. Networking addiction 139
- 12. Learning to talk 158
- 13. Inaudible speech 183
- 14. The laughing hyena 203
- 15. Ancestral fears 229
- 16. The booby’s foot 244
- 17. Listening to the living 260
- 18. Words ... words 280
- Acknowledgments 297
- Glossary 305
- Notes 309
- Index 355
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents ix
- Foreword xi
- Note to the reader xv
- 1. Animal chatters: Tinbergen’s four questions 1
- 2. Making circles in water: A short vade mecum of physical acoustics 8
- 3. The warbler’s eyebrows: Why do birds sing? 15
- 4. Cocktails between birds 32
- 5. Family dinner 46
- 6. Submarine ears 65
- 7. The tango of the elephant seals 78
- 8. The caiman’s tears 88
- 9. Hear, at all costs 99
- 10. Tell me what you look like 113
- 11. Networking addiction 139
- 12. Learning to talk 158
- 13. Inaudible speech 183
- 14. The laughing hyena 203
- 15. Ancestral fears 229
- 16. The booby’s foot 244
- 17. Listening to the living 260
- 18. Words ... words 280
- Acknowledgments 297
- Glossary 305
- Notes 309
- Index 355