Female crested gibbons (genus 'Nomascus') sing male song
Crested gibbons (genus 'Nomascus') belong to a group of gibbons that is still relatively unexplored. Their vocal behaviour, in particular, raises a number of important questions. One question is whether the loud calls, also known as 'songs', are species-
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