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Figure 5


Fig. 5. Relationship between fundamental frequency and muscle activity during the coo. (A–C) Results of measurements in 16 544 calculated bins of 11 coos from different bouts for individual D#3 and (D–F) 9 435 calculated bins of 5 coos from different bouts for individual D#1. (A,D) Frequency–time relationships, linearly colour coded with time. Yellow corresponds to the start of the coo, red to the end of the coo. (B,E) Bins of integrated TL EMG activity normalised to maximal amplitude vs fundamental frequency of the sound with the same colour-coding as A and D, respectively. (C,F) The corresponding bin connections in time of the same bins in B and E, respectively. The dotted lines in C and F indicate regions where the relationship between TL activity and fundamental frequency of the sound differs.





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