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Figure 5


Fig. 5. Call amplitude as a function of time relative to modified feedback. In the Begin condition (A) calls with modified feedback (MFB, dotted lines) were louder than those with normal feedback (NFB, broken lines), which were not significantly different from Baseline calls (Base, gray lines). In the End condition (B) neither modified feedback nor normal feedback calls were significantly different each other or from Baseline. Although there was no amplitude difference between normal feedback and modified feedback calls in the Random condition (C), both modified and normal feedback calls were louder than baseline calls. In Begin and Random conditions calls were only significantly louder than Baseline calls in the portion of the call that received modified feedback. Values are means ± s.e.m. (for number of calls in each condition, see Table 1).





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