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A Quantitative Study of Parental Behaviour in the Bengalese Finch

Behaviour, 1963
This is a detailed account of the behaviour of Bengalese Finches during the period when young are in the nest. In addition to providing as complete a description of the behaviour as possible, the data are examined in order to obtain some understanding of the organisation of the behaviour both on the level of the individual and on that of the family ...
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Bengalese finch song dataset

2021
Tachibana, Ryosuke O., Morita, Takashi
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Context-Dependent Call Variation in the Male Bengalese Finch

2013
The Bengalese finches live in group and emit several types of calls (such as alarm, distance, distress, begging, and courtship calls). These calls are frequently observed, and these may have an important role in social interactions. This study was performed to elucidate in detail the functions of calls of Bengalese finches.
Midori Osada, Tetsu Okumura
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Cantor Coding of Song Sequence in the Bengalese Finch HVC

2013
Cantor coding has been theoretically proposed as an excellent way to encode sequential information in the brain. Empirical verification has been successfully given for the dynamical nature of the Cantor coding in experiments using hippocampal slice preparations.
Jun Nishikawa, Kazuo Okanoya
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Song Syntax in Bengalese Finches: Proximate and Ultimate Analyses

2004
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the song syntax in Bengalese finches. Bengalese finch song has a unique type of complexity. The syntactical rules underlying it by statistical methods are analyzed and found that the songs of these birds could be expressed as finite state syntax.
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Ontogeny of the Zebra Finch Distance Call: I. Effects of Cross‐fostering to Bengalese Finches

Zeitschrift für Tierpsychologie, 1985
Abstract and SummaryThe distance call (DC) of the offspring of wild‐caught zebra finches (ZF) was studied. Half the clutch (FR) was cross‐fostered to Bengalese finches (BF) until 40 or 60 days after hatching whereupon they were reunited with their normal reared sibs (NR) and caged in a separate room which held other similarly treated ZF. At day 100 the
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Zenk expression in the brain of bengalese finch

Neuroscience Research, 1998
Toru Yakura, Hiro-Aki Takeuchi
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Effects of domestication on neophobia: A comparison between the domesticated Bengalese finch (Lonchura striata var. domestica) and its wild ancestor, the white-rumped munia (Lonchura striata)

Behavioural Processes, 2021
Kenta Suzuki, Maki Ikebuchi, Kazuo Okanoya   +2 more
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Information coding of song in the Bengalese finch HVC

Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part B: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 2008
Jun Nishikawa, Kazuo Okanoya
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Case studies of song and call learning by a hybrid Bengalese–Zebra Finch and Bengalese-fostered Zebra Finches: Assessing innate factors in vocal learning

Ornithological Science, 2006
Maki Ikebuchi, Kazuo Okanoya
exaly