Trade-offs between vocal accommodation and individual recognisability in common marmoset vocalizations
Abstract Recent studies find increasing evidence for vocal accommodation in nonhuman primates, indicating that this form of vocal learning is more prevalent than previously thought. Convergent vocal accommodation (i.e. becoming more similar to partners) indicates social closeness. At the same time,...
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Nature Portfolio
2021
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