Group chorusing as an intragroup signal in the greater ani, a communally breeding bird
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- American Philosophical Society
- National Science Foundation (IOS‐1755279, IOS‐184543, DGE‐1656466)
- Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies
- Animal Behavior Society
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