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Fig. 1. (A) Relationship between body mass and average fundamental frequency
(F0) for non-human primate species [solid line (from
Tembrock, 1996); 122 species
considered; y=1443x–0.623] and several
mammals, except primates [dotted line (from Fletcher
(Fletcher, 2004); unknown
number of species considered;
y=1403x–0.409]. (B) Relationship between
vocal fold length and average fundamental frequency
(y=3537x–1.214). The regression is based on
human vocal fold data and average F0 in the speaking voice
[fig. 7.7 in Titze (Titze,
2000)]. In A and B, the North American elk, European red deer and
an average male human are indicated by filled circles.