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Publications by F Nottebohm
and the papers citing F Nottebohm

Nodes: 4208, Authors: 5484, Journals: 658, Outer References: 113822, Words: 6667
Collection span: 1962 - 2006
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# LCR NCR Node / Date / Journal / Author LCS GCS
801 7 42 1360 1989 NEUROSCIENCE 32 (3): 663-667
OLMOS G; NAFTOLIN F; PEREZ J; TRANQUE PA; GARCIASEGURA LM
SYNAPTIC REMODELING IN THE RAT ARCUATE NUCLEUS DURING THE ESTROUS-CYCLE
17 137
802 18 34 1409 1990 BRAIN RESEARCH 514 (2): 320-326
ADKINSREGAN E; WATSON JT
SEXUAL DIMORPHISM IN THE AVIAN BRAIN IS NOT LIMITED TO THE SONG SYSTEM OF SONGBIRDS - A MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF THE BRAIN OF THE QUAIL (COTURNIX-JAPONICA)
17 27
803 13 29 1431 1990 ETHOLOGY 84 (4): 265-280
ADRETHAUSBERGER M; GUTTINGER HR; MERKEL FW
INDIVIDUAL LIFE-HISTORY AND SONG REPERTOIRE CHANGES IN A COLONY OF STARLINGS (STURNUS-VULGARIS)
17 25
804 20 57 1449 1990 HORMONES AND BEHAVIOR 24 (4): 582-594
BOHNER J; CHAIKEN ML; BALL GF; MARLER P
SONG ACQUISITION IN PHOTOSENSITIVE AND PHOTOREFRACTORY MALE EUROPEAN STARLINGS
17 22
805 4 27 1538 1991 BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY AND SOCIOBIOLOGY 28 (2): 97-100
MOUNTJOY DJ; LEMON RE
SONG AS AN ATTRACTANT FOR MALE AND FEMALE EUROPEAN STARLINGS, AND THE INFLUENCE OF SONG COMPLEXITY ON THEIR RESPONSE
17 51
806 15 42 1557 1991 CONDOR 93 (3): 644-658
HANDFORD P; LOUGHEED SC
VARIATION IN DURATION AND FREQUENCY CHARACTERS IN THE SONG OF THE RUFOUS-COLLARED SPARROW, ZONOTRICHIA-CAPENSIS, WITH RESPECT TO HABITAT, TRILL DIALECTS AND BODY SIZE
17 28
807 10 45 1649 1992 ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR 44 (6): 1131-1143
EENS M; PINXTEN R; VERHEYEN RF
SONG LEARNING IN CAPTIVE EUROPEAN STARLINGS, STURNUS-VULGARIS
17 27
808 4 51 1810 1993 CELL AND TISSUE RESEARCH 271 (2): 351-362
POLENOV AL; CHETVERUKHIN VK
ULTRASTRUCTURAL AUTORADIOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF NEUROGENESIS IN THE HYPOTHALAMUS OF THE ADULT FROG, RANA-TEMPORARIA, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PHYSIOLOGICAL REGENERATION OF THE PREOPTIC NUCLEUS .2. TYPES OF NEURONAL CELLS PRODUCED
17 22
809 11 55 1858 1993 JOURNAL OF MORPHOLOGY 216 (3): 305-318
BRANTLEY RK; MARCHATERRE MA; BASS AH
ANDROGEN EFFECTS ON VOCAL MUSCLE STRUCTURE IN A TELEOST FISH WITH INTER-SEXUAL AND INTRA-SEXUAL DIMORPHISM
17 38
810 53 75 1942 1994 BRAIN BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION 44 (4-5): 279-285
KONISHI M
AN OUTLINE OF RECENT ADVANCES IN BIRDSONG NEUROBIOLOGY
17 22
# LCR NCR Node / Date / Journal / Author LCS GCS
811 22 88 1950 1994 CELL AND TISSUE RESEARCH 276 (3): 455-475
BALTHAZART J; DUPIEREUX V; ASTE N; VIGLIETTIPANZICA C; BARRESE M; et al.
AFFERENT AND EFFERENT CONNECTIONS OF THE SEXUALLY DIMORPHIC MEDIAL PREOPTIC NUCLEUS OF THE MALE QUAIL REVEALED BY IN-VITRO TRANSPORT OF DII
17 50
812 9 52 1965 1994 ENDOCRINOLOGY 134 (2): 640-649
NASTIUK KL; CLAYTON DF
SEASONAL AND TISSUE-SPECIFIC REGULATION OF CANARY ANDROGEN RECEPTOR MESSENGER-RIBONUCLEIC-ACID
17 35
813 37 86 2226 1996 DEVELOPMENTAL NEUROSCIENCE 18 (1-2): 124-136
Arnold AP; Wade J; Grisham W; Jacobs EC; Campagnoni AT
Sexual differentiation of the brain in songbirds
17 24
814 52 79 2240 1996 HORMONES AND BEHAVIOR 30 (4): 387-406
Casto JM; Ball GF
Early administration of 17 beta-estradiol partially masculinizes song control regions and alpha(2)-adrenergic receptor distribution in European starlings (Sturnus vulgaris)
17 19
815 14 22 2294 1996 NEUROREPORT 7 (15-17): 2469-2473
Gahr M
Developmental changes in the distribution of oestrogen receptor mRNA expressing cells in the forebrain of female, male and masculinized female zebra finches
17 18
816 11 47 2302 1996 PHARMACOLOGY BIOCHEMISTRY AND BEHAVIOR 53 (1): 213-220
Barclay SR; Harding CF; Waterman SA
Central DSP-4 treatment decreases norepinephrine levels and courtship behavior in male zebra finches
17 18
817 3 12 2319 1996 TRENDS IN ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION 11 (9): 358-360
Catchpole CK
Song and female choice: Good genes and big brains?
17 30
818 35 56 2396 1997 GENERAL AND COMPARATIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY 105 (3): 390-401
Saldanha CJ; Schlinger BA
Estrogen synthesis and secretion in the brown-headed cowbird (Molothrus ater)
17 23
819 12 24 2494 1997 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 94 (23): 12694-12698
Whaling CS; Solis MM; Doupe AJ; Soha JA; Marler P
Acoustic and neural bases for innate recognition of song
17 31
820 26 62 2578 1998 HORMONES AND BEHAVIOR 34 (2): 85-97
Saldanha CJ; Popper P; Micevych PE; Schlinger BA
The passerine hippocampus is a site of high aromatase: Inter-and intraspecies comparisons
17 19
# LCR NCR Node / Date / Journal / Author LCS GCS
821 33 132 2594 1998 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE NEUROLOGY 395 (3): 380-404
Metzger M; Jiang SC; Braun K
Organization of the dorsocaudal neostriatal complex: A retrograde and anterograde tracing study in the domestic chick with special emphasis on pathways relevant to imprinting
17 39
822 19 123 2595 1998 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE NEUROLOGY 396 (2): 141-157
Aste N; Balthazart J; Absil P; Grossmann R; Mulhbauer E; et al.
Anatomical and neurochemical definition of the nucleus of the stria terminalis in Japanese quail (Coturnix japonica)
17 64
823 17 92 2613 1998 JOURNAL OF NEUROBIOLOGY 35 (3): 323-340
Balthazart J; Foidart A; Houbart M; Prins GS; Ball GF
Distribution of androgen receptor-immunoreactive cells in the quail forebrain and their relationship with aromatase immunoreactivity
17 39
824 19 35 2629 1998 JOURNAL OF NEUROPHYSIOLOGY 80 (2): 914-923
Kubota M; Taniguchi I
Electrophysiological characteristics of classes of neuron in the HVc of the zebra finch
17 19
825 33 44 2979 2000 JOURNAL OF NEUROBIOLOGY 42 (1): 1-13
Burt JM; Lent KL; Beecher MD; Brenowitz EA
Lesions of the anterior forebrain song control pathway in female canaries affect song perception in an operant task
17 17
826 27 70 2990 2000 JOURNAL OF NEUROBIOLOGY 44 (4): 414-422
Smulders TV; Shiflett MW; Sperling AJ; DeVoogd TJ
Seasonal changes in neuron numbers in the hippocampal formation of a food-hoarding bird: The black-capped chickadee
17 20
827 17 118 3084 2000 TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES 23 (1): 1-12
Medina L; Reiner A
Do birds possess homologues of mammalian primary visual, somatosensory and motor cortices?
17 79
828 26 125 3180 2001 JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL RHYTHMS 16 (4): 365-380
Dawson A; King VM; Bentley GE; Ball GF
Photoperiodic control of seasonality in birds
17 61
829 10 50 3185 2001 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE NEUROLOGY 437 (4): 496-504
Tanapat P; Hastings NB; Rydel TA; Galea LAM; Gould E
Exposure to fox odor inhibits cell proliferation in the hippocampus of adult rats via an adrenal hormone-dependent mechanism
17 67
830 21 55 3207 2001 JOURNAL OF NEUROPHYSIOLOGY 86 (3): 1445-1458
Sen K; Theunissen FE; Doupe AJ
Feature analysis of natural sounds in the songbird auditory forebrain
17 35
# LCR NCR Node / Date / Journal / Author LCS GCS
831 13 46 3498 2002 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 269 (1508): 2479-2485
Sockman KW; Gentner TQ; Ball GF
Recent experience modulates forebrain gene-expression in response to mate-choice cues in European starlings
17 19
832 22 65 3507 2002 TRENDS IN ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION 17 (3): 133-141
Gil D; Gahr M
The honesty of bird song: multiple constraints for multiple traits
17 53
833 8 27 3665 2003 NATURE 424 (6949): 669-674
Gentner TQ; Margoliash D
Neuronal populations and single cells representing learned auditory objects
17 23
834 1 12 34 1971 CONDOR 73 (3): 303-&
KROODSMA DE
SONG VARIATIONS AND SINGING BEHAVIOR IN RUFOUS-SIDED TOWHEE, PIPILO-ERYTHROPHTHALMUS-OREGONUS
16 37
835 2 66 92 1974 CONDOR 76 (3): 307-318
CORBIN KW; SIBLEY CG; FERGUSON A; WILSON AC; AHLQUIST JE; et al.
GENETIC POLYMORPHISM IN NEW-GUINEA STARLINGS OF GENUS APLONIS
16 40
836 5 27 116 1975 CONDOR 77 (3): 294-303
KROODSMA DE
SONG PATTERNING IN ROCK WREN
16 39
837 2 71 123 1975 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY 88 (1): 1-20
DOOLING RJ; SAUNDERS JC
HEARING IN PARAKEET (MELOPSITTACUS-UNDULATUS) - ABSOLUTE THRESHOLDS, CRITICAL RATIOS, FREQUENCY DIFFERENCE LIMENS, AND VOCALIZATIONS
16 97
838 0 20 147 1976 BRAIN RESEARCH 111 (1): 167-171
ZARETSKY MD; KONISHI M
TONOTOPIC ORGANIZATION IN AVIAN TELENCEPHALON
16 26
839 5 55 156 1976 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE NEUROLOGY 170 (3): 279-&
PFAFF DW; GERLACH JL; MCEWEN BS; FERIN M; CARMEL P; et al.
AUTORADIOGRAPHIC LOCALIZATION OF HORMONE-CONCENTRATING CELLS IN BRAIN OF FEMALE RHESUS-MONKEY
16 125
840 2 14 204 1978 ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR 26 (AUG): 814-817
TREISMAN M
BIRD SONG DIALECTS, REPERTOIRE SIZE, AND KIN ASSOCIATION
16 27
# LCR NCR Node / Date / Journal / Author LCS GCS
841 5 16 406 1981 BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY AND SOCIOBIOLOGY 8 (1): 65-69
BAKER MC; THOMPSON DB; SHERMAN GL; CUNNINGHAM MA
THE ROLE OF MALE VS MALE INTERACTIONS IN MAINTAINING POPULATION DIALECT STRUCTURE
16 32
842 6 19 513 1982 BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY AND SOCIOBIOLOGY 10 (3): 175-179
BAKER MC; SPITLERNABORS KJ; BRADLEY DC
THE RESPONSE OF FEMALE MOUNTAIN WHITE-CROWNED SPARROWS TO SONGS FROM THEIR NATAL DIALECT AND AN ALIEN DIALECT
16 21
843 14 41 580 1982 SCIENCE 215 (4537): 1265-1267
FINE ML; KEEFER DA; LEICHNETZ GR
TESTOSTERONE UPTAKE IN THE BRAIN-STEM OF A SOUND-PRODUCING FISH
16 45
844 4 45 594 1983 ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR 31 (NOV): 1166-1176
ANDREW RJ; BRENNAN A
THE LATERALIZATION OF FEAR BEHAVIOR IN THE MALE DOMESTIC CHICK - A DEVELOPMENTAL-STUDY
16 41
845 1 69 783 1985 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 457: 193-211
RAKIC P
DNA-SYNTHESIS AND CELL-DIVISION IN THE ADULT PRIMATE BRAIN
16 37
846 4 8 912 1986 ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR 34: 1572-1575
KROODSMA DE
SONG DEVELOPMENT BY CASTRATED MARSH WRENS
16 19
847 6 32 1109 1987 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY A-SENSORY NEURAL AND BEHAVIORAL PHYSIOLOGY 161 (4): 605-619
SCHEICH H
NEURAL CORRELATES OF AUDITORY FILIAL IMPRINTING
16 54
848 8 48 1127 1987 JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 7 (10): 3198-3206
SASSOON DA; GRAY GE; KELLEY DB
ANDROGEN REGULATION OF MUSCLE-FIBER TYPE IN THE SEXUALLY DIMORPHIC LARYNX OF XENOPUS-LAEVIS
16 57
849 6 79 1511 1990 SCIENCE 249 (4965): 140-146
HARVEY PH; KREBS JR
COMPARING BRAINS
16 105
850 5 24 1616 1991 NATURE 350 (6315): 228-229
GODARD R
LONG-TERM-MEMORY OF INDIVIDUAL NEIGHBORS IN A MIGRATORY SONGBIRD
16 65
# LCR NCR Node / Date / Journal / Author LCS GCS
851 11 24 1681 1992 DEVELOPMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH 68 (2): 217-223
GOLDMAN SA; NEDERGAARD M
NEWLY GENERATED NEURONS OF THE ADULT SONGBIRD BRAIN BECOME FUNCTIONALLY ACTIVE IN LONG-TERM CULTURE
16 17
852 7 36 1703 1992 IBIS 134 (1): 72-76
EENS M; PINXTEN R; VERHEYEN RF
NO OVERLAP IN SONG REPERTOIRE SIZE BETWEEN YEARLING AND OLDER STARLINGS STURNUS-VULGARIS
16 22
853 11 32 1778 1993 ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR 45 (4): 695-705
WILLIAMS H; KILANDER K; SOTANSKI ML
UNTUTORED SONG, REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS AND SONG LEARNING
16 21
854 29 87 1799 1993 BRAIN BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION 42 (4-5): 231-241
ARNOLD AP; SCHLINGER BA
SEXUAL-DIFFERENTIATION OF BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR - THE ZEBRA FINCH IS NOT JUST A FLYING RAT
16 37
855 5 22 1907 1993 PSYCHOBIOLOGY 21 (3): 243-248
BAUER RH
LATERALIZATION OF NEURAL CONTROL FOR VOCALIZATION BY THE FROG (RANA-PIPIENS)
16 37
856 35 110 1979 1994 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE NEUROLOGY 340 (1): 98-125
PUELLES L; ROBLES C; MARTINEZDELATORRE M; MARTINEZ S
NEW SUBDIVISION SCHEMA FOR THE AVIAN TORUS SEMICIRCULARIS - NEUROCHEMICAL MAPS IN THE CHICK
16 43
857 29 49 2132 1995 JOURNAL OF NEUROBIOLOGY 28 (2): 202-213
DEVOOGD TJ; HOUTMAN AM; FALLS JB
WHITE-THROATED SPARROW MORPHS THAT DIFFER IN SONG PRODUCTION-RATE ALSO DIFFER IN THE ANATOMY OF SOME SONG-RELATED BRAIN-AREAS
16 18
858 8 34 2200 1996 BEHAVIOURAL BRAIN RESEARCH 81 (1-2): 61-68
Healy SD; Gwinner E; Krebs JR
Hippocampal volume in migratory and non-migratory warblers: Effects of age and experience
16 30
859 11 44 2221 1996 DEVELOPMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH 93 (1-2): 49-61
PerezCanellas MR; GarciaVerdugo JM
Adult neurogenesis in the telencephalon of a lizard: A [H-3]thymidine autoradiographic and bromodeoxyuridine immunocytochemical study
16 23
860 13 35 2241 1996 HORMONES AND BEHAVIOR 30 (4): 528-537
WhitfieldRucker MG; Cassone VM
Melatonin binding in the house sparrow song control system: Sexual dimorphism and the effect of photoperiod
16 19
# LCR NCR Node / Date / Journal / Author LCS GCS
861 4 35 2255 1996 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE NEUROLOGY 368 (2): 198-214
Szekely AD; Krebs JR
Efferent connectivity of the hippocampal formation of the zebra finch (Taenopygia guttata): An anterograde pathway tracing study using Phaseolus vulgaris leucoagglutinin
16 35
862 13 34 2313 1996 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 263 (1372): 867-872
Wright TF
Regional dialects in the contact call of a parrot
16 28
863 12 40 2332 1997 BEHAVIOUR 134: 89-104
Nagle L; Kreutzer ML
Song tutoring influences female song preferences in domesticated canaries
16 25
864 24 51 2360 1997 BRAIN RESEARCH 747 (1): 18-25
Farabaugh SM; Wild JM
Reciprocal connections between primary and secondary auditory pathways in the telencephalon of the budgerigar (Melopsittacus undulatus)
16 17
865 7 49 2368 1997 BRAIN RESEARCH BULLETIN 42 (1): 9-21
Peretto P; Merighi A; Fasolo A; Bonfanti L
Glial tubes in the rostral migratory stream of the adult rat
16 67
866 53 67 2739 1999 CURRENT OPINION IN NEUROBIOLOGY 9 (1): 121-127
Mooney R
Sensitive periods and circuits for learned birdsong
16 21
867 5 50 2849 1999 NEUROSCIENCE 89 (3): 955-964
Galea LAM; McEwen BS
Sex and seasonal differences in the rate of cell proliferation in the dentate gyrus of adult wild meadow voles
16 53
868 43 64 2965 2000 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE NEUROLOGY 423 (3): 413-426
Wild JM; Williams MN; Suthers RA
Neural pathways for bilateral vocal control in songbirds
16 16
869 57 77 3140 2001 CELL AND TISSUE RESEARCH 304 (2): 237-259
Appeltants D; Ball GF; Balthazart J
The distribution of tyrosine hydroxylase in the canary brain: demonstration of a specific and sexually dimorphic catecholaminergic innervation of the telencephalic song control nuclei
16 17
870 31 73 3255 2001 NEURON 31 (5): 809-818
Boettiger CA; Doupe AJ
Developmentally restricted synaptic plasticity in a songbird nucleus required for song learning
16 26
# LCR NCR Node / Date / Journal / Author LCS GCS
871 33 71 3384 2002 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE NEUROLOGY 444 (1): 63-74
Riters LV; Eens M; Pinxten R; Ball GF
Seasonal changes in the densities of alpha(2)-noradrenergic receptors are inversely related to changes in testosterone and the volumes of song control nuclei in male European starlings
16 18
872 15 63 3443 2002 JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 22 (14): 6106-6113
Petreanu L; Alvarez-Buylla A
Maturation and death of adult-born olfactory bulb granule neurons: Role of olfaction
16 69
873 24 77 3472 2002 NEURON 36 (6): 1021-1034
Doetsch F; Petreanu L; Caille I; Garcia-Verdugo JM; Alvarez-Buylla A
EGF converts transit-amplifying neurogenic precursors in the adult brain into multipotent stem cells
16 126
874 3 199 70 1973 CURRENT ANTHROPOLOGY 14 (1-2): 5-24
HEWES GW
PRIMATE COMMUNICATION AND GESTURAL ORIGIN OF LANGUAGE
15 157
875 4 25 86 1974 BIRD-BANDING 45 (3): 224-252
DEWOLFE BB; KASKA DD; PEYTON LJ
PROMINENT VARIATIONS IN SONGS OF GAMBELS WHITE-CROWNED SPARROWS
15 27
876 4 25 142 1976 AUK 93 (2): 324-342
LOCKNER FR; YOUNGREN OM
FUNCTIONAL SYRINGEAL ANATOMY OF MALLARD .1. INSITU ELECTROMYOGRAMS DURING ESB ELICITED CALLING
15 17
877 5 12 183 1977 BRAIN RESEARCH 122 (2): 378-381
PHILLIPS RE; BARFIELD RJ
EFFECTS OF TESTOSTERONE IMPLANTS IN MIDBRAIN VOCAL AREAS OF CAPONS
15 20
878 4 42 210 1978 AUK 95 (4): 691-702
BARROWCLOUGH GF; CORBIN KW
GENETIC-VARIATION AND DIFFERENTIATION IN THE PARULIDAE
15 97
879 4 41 267 1979 BRAIN BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION 16 (5-6): 443-460
BEECHER MD; PETERSEN MR; ZOLOTH SR; MOODY DB; STEBBINS WC
PERCEPTION OF CONSPECIFIC VOCALIZATIONS BY JAPANESE MACAQUES - EVIDENCE FOR SELECTIVE ATTENTION AND NEURAL LATERALIZATION
15 48
880 2 48 280 1979 EXPERIMENTAL NEUROLOGY 63 (3): 594-609
DELIUS JD; RUNGE TE; OECKINGHAUS H
SHORT-LATENCY AUDITORY PROJECTION TO THE FRONTAL TELENCEPHALON OF THE PIGEON
15 28
# LCR NCR Node / Date / Journal / Author LCS GCS
881 11 48 340 1980 BIOLOGICAL REVIEWS OF THE CAMBRIDGE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY 55 (NOV): 363-378
BRACKENBURY J
RESPIRATION AND PRODUCTION OF SOUNDS BY BIRDS
15 23
882 3 15 411 1981 BEHAVIOUR 77: 152-163
SEARCY WA; MCARTHUR PD; PETERS SS; MARLER P
RESPONSE OF MALE SONG AND SWAMP SPARROWS TO NEIGHBOR, STRANGER, AND SELF SONGS
15 62
883 7 30 607 1983 BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY AND SOCIOBIOLOGY 12 (1): 71-76
SHY E
THE RELATION OF GEOGRAPHICAL VARIATION IN SONG TO HABITAT CHARACTERISTICS AND BODY SIZE IN NORTH-AMERICAN TANAGERS (THRAUPINAE, PIRANGA)
15 38
884 7 17 636 1983 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE NEUROLOGY 213 (1): 86-93
YOUNGREN OM; PHILLIPS RE
LOCATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF TRACHEOSYRINGEAL MOTORNEURON SOMATA IN THE FOWL
15 17
885 3 22 666 1983 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR TIERPSYCHOLOGIE-JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE ETHOLOGY 62 (1): 47-54
BELETSKY LD
AGGRESSIVE AND PAIR BOND MAINTENANCE SONGS OF FEMALE RED-WINGED BLACKBIRDS (AGELAIUS, PHOENICEUS)
15 47
886 6 18 687 1984 BEHAVIOUR 88: 76-97
SLATER PJB; CLEMENTS FA; GOODFELLOW DJ
LOCAL AND REGIONAL VARIATIONS IN CHAFFINCH SONG AND THE QUESTION OF DIALECTS
15 26
887 9 33 716 1984 IBIS 126 (4): 510-524
JENKINS PF; BAKER AJ
MECHANISMS OF SONG DIFFERENTIATION IN INTRODUCED POPULATIONS OF CHAFFINCHES FRINGILLA-COELEBS IN NEW-ZEALAND
15 31
888 6 68 868 1985 JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 5 (12): 3161-3168
HORN G; BRADLEY P; MCCABE BJ
CHANGES IN THE STRUCTURE OF SYNAPSES ASSOCIATED WITH LEARNING
15 105
889 4 49 872 1985 JOURNAL OF THEORETICAL BIOLOGY 116 (1): 45-64
CASEY RM; GAUNT AS
THEORETICAL-MODELS OF THE AVIAN SYRINX
15 20
890 6 21 896 1985 WILSON BULLETIN 97 (1): 21-29
KROODSMA DE
DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF 2 SONG FORMS BY THE EASTERN PHOEBE
15 27
# LCR NCR Node / Date / Journal / Author LCS GCS
891 12 28 927 1986 BEHAVIORAL AND NEURAL BIOLOGY 46 (2): 107-114
MENCH JA; ANDREW RJ
LATERALIZATION OF A FOOD SEARCH TASK IN THE DOMESTIC CHICK
15 68
892 8 27 1052 1987 BEHAVIOUR 102: 67-81
CLAYTON NS
SONG LEARNING IN CROSS-FOSTERED ZEBRA FINCHES - A REEXAMINATION OF THE SENSITIVE PHASE
15 28
893 12 36 1297 1989 CELL AND TISSUE RESEARCH 257 (1): 123-128
BALL GF; FOIDART A; BALTHAZART J
A DORSOMEDIAL SUBDIVISION WITHIN THE NUCLEUS INTERCOLLICULARIS IDENTIFIED IN THE JAPANESE QUAIL (COTURNIX-COTURNIX-JAPONICA) BY MEANS OF ALPHA-2-ADRENERGIC RECEPTOR AUTORADIOGRAPHY AND ESTROGEN-RECEPTOR IMMUNOHISTOCHEMISTRY
15 25
894 14 46 1302 1989 CONDOR 91 (2): 397-407
DEWOLFE BB; BAPTISTA LF; PETRINOVICH L
SONG DEVELOPMENT AND TERRITORY ESTABLISHMENT IN NUTTALLS WHITE-CROWNED SPARROWS
15 43
895 16 186 1551 1991 CELL AND TISSUE RESEARCH 263 (1): 3-28
REHKAMPER G; ZILLES K
PARALLEL EVOLUTION IN MAMMALIAN AND AVIAN BRAINS - COMPARATIVE CYTOARCHITECTONIC AND CYTOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS
15 56
896 35 42 1596 1991 JOURNAL OF NEUROBIOLOGY 22 (5): 512-521
BOTTJER SW; MAIER E
TESTOSTERONE AND THE INCIDENCE OF HORMONE TARGET-CELLS IN SONG-CONTROL NUCLEI OF ADULT CANARIES
15 15
897 12 143 1636 1991 PSYCHONEUROENDOCRINOLOGY 16 (1-3): 131-153
WITELSON SF
NEURAL SEXUAL MOSAICISM - SEXUAL-DIFFERENTIATION OF THE HUMAN TEMPORO-PARIETAL REGION FOR FUNCTIONAL ASYMMETRY
15 111
898 11 34 1787 1993 AUK 110 (4): 702-715
ZANN R
STRUCTURE, SEQUENCE AND EVOLUTION OF SONG ELEMENTS IN WILD AUSTRALIAN ZEBRA FINCHES
15 22
899 26 250 1808 1993 BRAIN RESEARCH REVIEWS 18 (1): 51-74
SEGOVIA S; GUILLAMON A
SEXUAL DIMORPHISM IN THE VOMERONASAL PATHWAY AND SEX-DIFFERENCES IN REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIORS
15 134
900 12 30 1883 1993 NETHERLANDS JOURNAL OF ZOOLOGY 43 (1-2): 80-90
SLATER PJB; JONES A; TENCATE C
CAN LACK OF EXPERIENCE DELAY THE END OF THE SENSITIVE PHASE FOR SONG LEARNING
15 21

#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
801	7	42	1360 1989 NEUROSCIENCE 32 (3): 663-667 OLMOS G; NAFTOLIN F; PEREZ J; TRANQUE PA; GARCIASEGURA LM SYNAPTIC REMODELING IN THE RAT ARCUATE NUCLEUS DURING THE ESTROUS-CYCLE	17	137
802	18	34	1409 1990 BRAIN RESEARCH 514 (2): 320-326 ADKINSREGAN E; WATSON JT SEXUAL DIMORPHISM IN THE AVIAN BRAIN IS NOT LIMITED TO THE SONG SYSTEM OF SONGBIRDS - A MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF THE BRAIN OF THE QUAIL (COTURNIX-JAPONICA)	17	27
803	13	29	1431 1990 ETHOLOGY 84 (4): 265-280 ADRETHAUSBERGER M; GUTTINGER HR; MERKEL FW INDIVIDUAL LIFE-HISTORY AND SONG REPERTOIRE CHANGES IN A COLONY OF STARLINGS (STURNUS-VULGARIS)	17	25
804	20	57	1449 1990 HORMONES AND BEHAVIOR 24 (4): 582-594 BOHNER J; CHAIKEN ML; BALL GF; MARLER P SONG ACQUISITION IN PHOTOSENSITIVE AND PHOTOREFRACTORY MALE EUROPEAN STARLINGS	17	22
805	4	27	1538 1991 BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY AND SOCIOBIOLOGY 28 (2): 97-100 MOUNTJOY DJ; LEMON RE SONG AS AN ATTRACTANT FOR MALE AND FEMALE EUROPEAN STARLINGS, AND THE INFLUENCE OF SONG COMPLEXITY ON THEIR RESPONSE	17	51
806	15	42	1557 1991 CONDOR 93 (3): 644-658 HANDFORD P; LOUGHEED SC VARIATION IN DURATION AND FREQUENCY CHARACTERS IN THE SONG OF THE RUFOUS-COLLARED SPARROW, ZONOTRICHIA-CAPENSIS, WITH RESPECT TO HABITAT, TRILL DIALECTS AND BODY SIZE	17	28
807	10	45	1649 1992 ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR 44 (6): 1131-1143 EENS M; PINXTEN R; VERHEYEN RF SONG LEARNING IN CAPTIVE EUROPEAN STARLINGS, STURNUS-VULGARIS	17	27
808	4	51	1810 1993 CELL AND TISSUE RESEARCH 271 (2): 351-362 POLENOV AL; CHETVERUKHIN VK ULTRASTRUCTURAL AUTORADIOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF NEUROGENESIS IN THE HYPOTHALAMUS OF THE ADULT FROG, RANA-TEMPORARIA, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PHYSIOLOGICAL REGENERATION OF THE PREOPTIC NUCLEUS .2. TYPES OF NEURONAL CELLS PRODUCED	17	22
809	11	55	1858 1993 JOURNAL OF MORPHOLOGY 216 (3): 305-318 BRANTLEY RK; MARCHATERRE MA; BASS AH ANDROGEN EFFECTS ON VOCAL MUSCLE STRUCTURE IN A TELEOST FISH WITH INTER-SEXUAL AND INTRA-SEXUAL DIMORPHISM	17	38
810	53	75	1942 1994 BRAIN BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION 44 (4-5): 279-285 KONISHI M AN OUTLINE OF RECENT ADVANCES IN BIRDSONG NEUROBIOLOGY	17	22
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
811	22	88	1950 1994 CELL AND TISSUE RESEARCH 276 (3): 455-475 BALTHAZART J; DUPIEREUX V; ASTE N; VIGLIETTIPANZICA C; BARRESE M; et al. AFFERENT AND EFFERENT CONNECTIONS OF THE SEXUALLY DIMORPHIC MEDIAL PREOPTIC NUCLEUS OF THE MALE QUAIL REVEALED BY IN-VITRO TRANSPORT OF DII	17	50
812	9	52	1965 1994 ENDOCRINOLOGY 134 (2): 640-649 NASTIUK KL; CLAYTON DF SEASONAL AND TISSUE-SPECIFIC REGULATION OF CANARY ANDROGEN RECEPTOR MESSENGER-RIBONUCLEIC-ACID	17	35
813	37	86	2226 1996 DEVELOPMENTAL NEUROSCIENCE 18 (1-2): 124-136 Arnold AP; Wade J; Grisham W; Jacobs EC; Campagnoni AT Sexual differentiation of the brain in songbirds	17	24
814	52	79	2240 1996 HORMONES AND BEHAVIOR 30 (4): 387-406 Casto JM; Ball GF Early administration of 17 beta-estradiol partially masculinizes song control regions and alpha(2)-adrenergic receptor distribution in European starlings (Sturnus vulgaris)	17	19
815	14	22	2294 1996 NEUROREPORT 7 (15-17): 2469-2473 Gahr M Developmental changes in the distribution of oestrogen receptor mRNA expressing cells in the forebrain of female, male and masculinized female zebra finches	17	18
816	11	47	2302 1996 PHARMACOLOGY BIOCHEMISTRY AND BEHAVIOR 53 (1): 213-220 Barclay SR; Harding CF; Waterman SA Central DSP-4 treatment decreases norepinephrine levels and courtship behavior in male zebra finches	17	18
817	3	12	2319 1996 TRENDS IN ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION 11 (9): 358-360 Catchpole CK Song and female choice: Good genes and big brains?	17	30
818	35	56	2396 1997 GENERAL AND COMPARATIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY 105 (3): 390-401 Saldanha CJ; Schlinger BA Estrogen synthesis and secretion in the brown-headed cowbird (Molothrus ater)	17	23
819	12	24	2494 1997 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 94 (23): 12694-12698 Whaling CS; Solis MM; Doupe AJ; Soha JA; Marler P Acoustic and neural bases for innate recognition of song	17	31
820	26	62	2578 1998 HORMONES AND BEHAVIOR 34 (2): 85-97 Saldanha CJ; Popper P; Micevych PE; Schlinger BA The passerine hippocampus is a site of high aromatase: Inter-and intraspecies comparisons	17	19
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821	33	132	2594 1998 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE NEUROLOGY 395 (3): 380-404 Metzger M; Jiang SC; Braun K Organization of the dorsocaudal neostriatal complex: A retrograde and anterograde tracing study in the domestic chick with special emphasis on pathways relevant to imprinting	17	39
822	19	123	2595 1998 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE NEUROLOGY 396 (2): 141-157 Aste N; Balthazart J; Absil P; Grossmann R; Mulhbauer E; et al. Anatomical and neurochemical definition of the nucleus of the stria terminalis in Japanese quail (Coturnix japonica)	17	64
823	17	92	2613 1998 JOURNAL OF NEUROBIOLOGY 35 (3): 323-340 Balthazart J; Foidart A; Houbart M; Prins GS; Ball GF Distribution of androgen receptor-immunoreactive cells in the quail forebrain and their relationship with aromatase immunoreactivity	17	39
824	19	35	2629 1998 JOURNAL OF NEUROPHYSIOLOGY 80 (2): 914-923 Kubota M; Taniguchi I Electrophysiological characteristics of classes of neuron in the HVc of the zebra finch	17	19
825	33	44	2979 2000 JOURNAL OF NEUROBIOLOGY 42 (1): 1-13 Burt JM; Lent KL; Beecher MD; Brenowitz EA Lesions of the anterior forebrain song control pathway in female canaries affect song perception in an operant task	17	17
826	27	70	2990 2000 JOURNAL OF NEUROBIOLOGY 44 (4): 414-422 Smulders TV; Shiflett MW; Sperling AJ; DeVoogd TJ Seasonal changes in neuron numbers in the hippocampal formation of a food-hoarding bird: The black-capped chickadee	17	20
827	17	118	3084 2000 TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES 23 (1): 1-12 Medina L; Reiner A Do birds possess homologues of mammalian primary visual, somatosensory and motor cortices?	17	79
828	26	125	3180 2001 JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL RHYTHMS 16 (4): 365-380 Dawson A; King VM; Bentley GE; Ball GF Photoperiodic control of seasonality in birds	17	61
829	10	50	3185 2001 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE NEUROLOGY 437 (4): 496-504 Tanapat P; Hastings NB; Rydel TA; Galea LAM; Gould E Exposure to fox odor inhibits cell proliferation in the hippocampus of adult rats via an adrenal hormone-dependent mechanism	17	67
830	21	55	3207 2001 JOURNAL OF NEUROPHYSIOLOGY 86 (3): 1445-1458 Sen K; Theunissen FE; Doupe AJ Feature analysis of natural sounds in the songbird auditory forebrain	17	35
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
831	13	46	3498 2002 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 269 (1508): 2479-2485 Sockman KW; Gentner TQ; Ball GF Recent experience modulates forebrain gene-expression in response to mate-choice cues in European starlings	17	19
832	22	65	3507 2002 TRENDS IN ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION 17 (3): 133-141 Gil D; Gahr M The honesty of bird song: multiple constraints for multiple traits	17	53
833	8	27	3665 2003 NATURE 424 (6949): 669-674 Gentner TQ; Margoliash D Neuronal populations and single cells representing learned auditory objects	17	23
834	1	12	34 1971 CONDOR 73 (3): 303-& KROODSMA DE SONG VARIATIONS AND SINGING BEHAVIOR IN RUFOUS-SIDED TOWHEE, PIPILO-ERYTHROPHTHALMUS-OREGONUS	16	37
835	2	66	92 1974 CONDOR 76 (3): 307-318 CORBIN KW; SIBLEY CG; FERGUSON A; WILSON AC; AHLQUIST JE; et al. GENETIC POLYMORPHISM IN NEW-GUINEA STARLINGS OF GENUS APLONIS	16	40
836	5	27	116 1975 CONDOR 77 (3): 294-303 KROODSMA DE SONG PATTERNING IN ROCK WREN	16	39
837	2	71	123 1975 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY 88 (1): 1-20 DOOLING RJ; SAUNDERS JC HEARING IN PARAKEET (MELOPSITTACUS-UNDULATUS) - ABSOLUTE THRESHOLDS, CRITICAL RATIOS, FREQUENCY DIFFERENCE LIMENS, AND VOCALIZATIONS	16	97
838	0	20	147 1976 BRAIN RESEARCH 111 (1): 167-171 ZARETSKY MD; KONISHI M TONOTOPIC ORGANIZATION IN AVIAN TELENCEPHALON	16	26
839	5	55	156 1976 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE NEUROLOGY 170 (3): 279-& PFAFF DW; GERLACH JL; MCEWEN BS; FERIN M; CARMEL P; et al. AUTORADIOGRAPHIC LOCALIZATION OF HORMONE-CONCENTRATING CELLS IN BRAIN OF FEMALE RHESUS-MONKEY	16	125
840	2	14	204 1978 ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR 26 (AUG): 814-817 TREISMAN M BIRD SONG DIALECTS, REPERTOIRE SIZE, AND KIN ASSOCIATION	16	27
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
841	5	16	406 1981 BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY AND SOCIOBIOLOGY 8 (1): 65-69 BAKER MC; THOMPSON DB; SHERMAN GL; CUNNINGHAM MA THE ROLE OF MALE VS MALE INTERACTIONS IN MAINTAINING POPULATION DIALECT STRUCTURE	16	32
842	6	19	513 1982 BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY AND SOCIOBIOLOGY 10 (3): 175-179 BAKER MC; SPITLERNABORS KJ; BRADLEY DC THE RESPONSE OF FEMALE MOUNTAIN WHITE-CROWNED SPARROWS TO SONGS FROM THEIR NATAL DIALECT AND AN ALIEN DIALECT	16	21
843	14	41	580 1982 SCIENCE 215 (4537): 1265-1267 FINE ML; KEEFER DA; LEICHNETZ GR TESTOSTERONE UPTAKE IN THE BRAIN-STEM OF A SOUND-PRODUCING FISH	16	45
844	4	45	594 1983 ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR 31 (NOV): 1166-1176 ANDREW RJ; BRENNAN A THE LATERALIZATION OF FEAR BEHAVIOR IN THE MALE DOMESTIC CHICK - A DEVELOPMENTAL-STUDY	16	41
845	1	69	783 1985 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 457: 193-211 RAKIC P DNA-SYNTHESIS AND CELL-DIVISION IN THE ADULT PRIMATE BRAIN	16	37
846	4	8	912 1986 ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR 34: 1572-1575 KROODSMA DE SONG DEVELOPMENT BY CASTRATED MARSH WRENS	16	19
847	6	32	1109 1987 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY A-SENSORY NEURAL AND BEHAVIORAL PHYSIOLOGY 161 (4): 605-619 SCHEICH H NEURAL CORRELATES OF AUDITORY FILIAL IMPRINTING	16	54
848	8	48	1127 1987 JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 7 (10): 3198-3206 SASSOON DA; GRAY GE; KELLEY DB ANDROGEN REGULATION OF MUSCLE-FIBER TYPE IN THE SEXUALLY DIMORPHIC LARYNX OF XENOPUS-LAEVIS	16	57
849	6	79	1511 1990 SCIENCE 249 (4965): 140-146 HARVEY PH; KREBS JR COMPARING BRAINS	16	105
850	5	24	1616 1991 NATURE 350 (6315): 228-229 GODARD R LONG-TERM-MEMORY OF INDIVIDUAL NEIGHBORS IN A MIGRATORY SONGBIRD	16	65
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851	11	24	1681 1992 DEVELOPMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH 68 (2): 217-223 GOLDMAN SA; NEDERGAARD M NEWLY GENERATED NEURONS OF THE ADULT SONGBIRD BRAIN BECOME FUNCTIONALLY ACTIVE IN LONG-TERM CULTURE	16	17
852	7	36	1703 1992 IBIS 134 (1): 72-76 EENS M; PINXTEN R; VERHEYEN RF NO OVERLAP IN SONG REPERTOIRE SIZE BETWEEN YEARLING AND OLDER STARLINGS STURNUS-VULGARIS	16	22
853	11	32	1778 1993 ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR 45 (4): 695-705 WILLIAMS H; KILANDER K; SOTANSKI ML UNTUTORED SONG, REPRODUCTIVE SUCCESS AND SONG LEARNING	16	21
854	29	87	1799 1993 BRAIN BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION 42 (4-5): 231-241 ARNOLD AP; SCHLINGER BA SEXUAL-DIFFERENTIATION OF BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR - THE ZEBRA FINCH IS NOT JUST A FLYING RAT	16	37
855	5	22	1907 1993 PSYCHOBIOLOGY 21 (3): 243-248 BAUER RH LATERALIZATION OF NEURAL CONTROL FOR VOCALIZATION BY THE FROG (RANA-PIPIENS)	16	37
856	35	110	1979 1994 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE NEUROLOGY 340 (1): 98-125 PUELLES L; ROBLES C; MARTINEZDELATORRE M; MARTINEZ S NEW SUBDIVISION SCHEMA FOR THE AVIAN TORUS SEMICIRCULARIS - NEUROCHEMICAL MAPS IN THE CHICK	16	43
857	29	49	2132 1995 JOURNAL OF NEUROBIOLOGY 28 (2): 202-213 DEVOOGD TJ; HOUTMAN AM; FALLS JB WHITE-THROATED SPARROW MORPHS THAT DIFFER IN SONG PRODUCTION-RATE ALSO DIFFER IN THE ANATOMY OF SOME SONG-RELATED BRAIN-AREAS	16	18
858	8	34	2200 1996 BEHAVIOURAL BRAIN RESEARCH 81 (1-2): 61-68 Healy SD; Gwinner E; Krebs JR Hippocampal volume in migratory and non-migratory warblers: Effects of age and experience	16	30
859	11	44	2221 1996 DEVELOPMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH 93 (1-2): 49-61 PerezCanellas MR; GarciaVerdugo JM Adult neurogenesis in the telencephalon of a lizard: A [H-3]thymidine autoradiographic and bromodeoxyuridine immunocytochemical study	16	23
860	13	35	2241 1996 HORMONES AND BEHAVIOR 30 (4): 528-537 WhitfieldRucker MG; Cassone VM Melatonin binding in the house sparrow song control system: Sexual dimorphism and the effect of photoperiod	16	19
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861	4	35	2255 1996 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE NEUROLOGY 368 (2): 198-214 Szekely AD; Krebs JR Efferent connectivity of the hippocampal formation of the zebra finch (Taenopygia guttata): An anterograde pathway tracing study using Phaseolus vulgaris leucoagglutinin	16	35
862	13	34	2313 1996 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 263 (1372): 867-872 Wright TF Regional dialects in the contact call of a parrot	16	28
863	12	40	2332 1997 BEHAVIOUR 134: 89-104 Nagle L; Kreutzer ML Song tutoring influences female song preferences in domesticated canaries	16	25
864	24	51	2360 1997 BRAIN RESEARCH 747 (1): 18-25 Farabaugh SM; Wild JM Reciprocal connections between primary and secondary auditory pathways in the telencephalon of the budgerigar (Melopsittacus undulatus)	16	17
865	7	49	2368 1997 BRAIN RESEARCH BULLETIN 42 (1): 9-21 Peretto P; Merighi A; Fasolo A; Bonfanti L Glial tubes in the rostral migratory stream of the adult rat	16	67
866	53	67	2739 1999 CURRENT OPINION IN NEUROBIOLOGY 9 (1): 121-127 Mooney R Sensitive periods and circuits for learned birdsong	16	21
867	5	50	2849 1999 NEUROSCIENCE 89 (3): 955-964 Galea LAM; McEwen BS Sex and seasonal differences in the rate of cell proliferation in the dentate gyrus of adult wild meadow voles	16	53
868	43	64	2965 2000 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE NEUROLOGY 423 (3): 413-426 Wild JM; Williams MN; Suthers RA Neural pathways for bilateral vocal control in songbirds	16	16
869	57	77	3140 2001 CELL AND TISSUE RESEARCH 304 (2): 237-259 Appeltants D; Ball GF; Balthazart J The distribution of tyrosine hydroxylase in the canary brain: demonstration of a specific and sexually dimorphic catecholaminergic innervation of the telencephalic song control nuclei	16	17
870	31	73	3255 2001 NEURON 31 (5): 809-818 Boettiger CA; Doupe AJ Developmentally restricted synaptic plasticity in a songbird nucleus required for song learning	16	26
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871	33	71	3384 2002 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE NEUROLOGY 444 (1): 63-74 Riters LV; Eens M; Pinxten R; Ball GF Seasonal changes in the densities of alpha(2)-noradrenergic receptors are inversely related to changes in testosterone and the volumes of song control nuclei in male European starlings	16	18
872	15	63	3443 2002 JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 22 (14): 6106-6113 Petreanu L; Alvarez-Buylla A Maturation and death of adult-born olfactory bulb granule neurons: Role of olfaction	16	69
873	24	77	3472 2002 NEURON 36 (6): 1021-1034 Doetsch F; Petreanu L; Caille I; Garcia-Verdugo JM; Alvarez-Buylla A EGF converts transit-amplifying neurogenic precursors in the adult brain into multipotent stem cells	16	126
874	3	199	70 1973 CURRENT ANTHROPOLOGY 14 (1-2): 5-24 HEWES GW PRIMATE COMMUNICATION AND GESTURAL ORIGIN OF LANGUAGE	15	157
875	4	25	86 1974 BIRD-BANDING 45 (3): 224-252 DEWOLFE BB; KASKA DD; PEYTON LJ PROMINENT VARIATIONS IN SONGS OF GAMBELS WHITE-CROWNED SPARROWS	15	27
876	4	25	142 1976 AUK 93 (2): 324-342 LOCKNER FR; YOUNGREN OM FUNCTIONAL SYRINGEAL ANATOMY OF MALLARD .1. INSITU ELECTROMYOGRAMS DURING ESB ELICITED CALLING	15	17
877	5	12	183 1977 BRAIN RESEARCH 122 (2): 378-381 PHILLIPS RE; BARFIELD RJ EFFECTS OF TESTOSTERONE IMPLANTS IN MIDBRAIN VOCAL AREAS OF CAPONS	15	20
878	4	42	210 1978 AUK 95 (4): 691-702 BARROWCLOUGH GF; CORBIN KW GENETIC-VARIATION AND DIFFERENTIATION IN THE PARULIDAE	15	97
879	4	41	267 1979 BRAIN BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION 16 (5-6): 443-460 BEECHER MD; PETERSEN MR; ZOLOTH SR; MOODY DB; STEBBINS WC PERCEPTION OF CONSPECIFIC VOCALIZATIONS BY JAPANESE MACAQUES - EVIDENCE FOR SELECTIVE ATTENTION AND NEURAL LATERALIZATION	15	48
880	2	48	280 1979 EXPERIMENTAL NEUROLOGY 63 (3): 594-609 DELIUS JD; RUNGE TE; OECKINGHAUS H SHORT-LATENCY AUDITORY PROJECTION TO THE FRONTAL TELENCEPHALON OF THE PIGEON	15	28
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881	11	48	340 1980 BIOLOGICAL REVIEWS OF THE CAMBRIDGE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY 55 (NOV): 363-378 BRACKENBURY J RESPIRATION AND PRODUCTION OF SOUNDS BY BIRDS	15	23
882	3	15	411 1981 BEHAVIOUR 77: 152-163 SEARCY WA; MCARTHUR PD; PETERS SS; MARLER P RESPONSE OF MALE SONG AND SWAMP SPARROWS TO NEIGHBOR, STRANGER, AND SELF SONGS	15	62
883	7	30	607 1983 BEHAVIORAL ECOLOGY AND SOCIOBIOLOGY 12 (1): 71-76 SHY E THE RELATION OF GEOGRAPHICAL VARIATION IN SONG TO HABITAT CHARACTERISTICS AND BODY SIZE IN NORTH-AMERICAN TANAGERS (THRAUPINAE, PIRANGA)	15	38
884	7	17	636 1983 JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE NEUROLOGY 213 (1): 86-93 YOUNGREN OM; PHILLIPS RE LOCATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF TRACHEOSYRINGEAL MOTORNEURON SOMATA IN THE FOWL	15	17
885	3	22	666 1983 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR TIERPSYCHOLOGIE-JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE ETHOLOGY 62 (1): 47-54 BELETSKY LD AGGRESSIVE AND PAIR BOND MAINTENANCE SONGS OF FEMALE RED-WINGED BLACKBIRDS (AGELAIUS, PHOENICEUS)	15	47
886	6	18	687 1984 BEHAVIOUR 88: 76-97 SLATER PJB; CLEMENTS FA; GOODFELLOW DJ LOCAL AND REGIONAL VARIATIONS IN CHAFFINCH SONG AND THE QUESTION OF DIALECTS	15	26
887	9	33	716 1984 IBIS 126 (4): 510-524 JENKINS PF; BAKER AJ MECHANISMS OF SONG DIFFERENTIATION IN INTRODUCED POPULATIONS OF CHAFFINCHES FRINGILLA-COELEBS IN NEW-ZEALAND	15	31
888	6	68	868 1985 JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE 5 (12): 3161-3168 HORN G; BRADLEY P; MCCABE BJ CHANGES IN THE STRUCTURE OF SYNAPSES ASSOCIATED WITH LEARNING	15	105
889	4	49	872 1985 JOURNAL OF THEORETICAL BIOLOGY 116 (1): 45-64 CASEY RM; GAUNT AS THEORETICAL-MODELS OF THE AVIAN SYRINX	15	20
890	6	21	896 1985 WILSON BULLETIN 97 (1): 21-29 KROODSMA DE DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF 2 SONG FORMS BY THE EASTERN PHOEBE	15	27
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891	12	28	927 1986 BEHAVIORAL AND NEURAL BIOLOGY 46 (2): 107-114 MENCH JA; ANDREW RJ LATERALIZATION OF A FOOD SEARCH TASK IN THE DOMESTIC CHICK	15	68
892	8	27	1052 1987 BEHAVIOUR 102: 67-81 CLAYTON NS SONG LEARNING IN CROSS-FOSTERED ZEBRA FINCHES - A REEXAMINATION OF THE SENSITIVE PHASE	15	28
893	12	36	1297 1989 CELL AND TISSUE RESEARCH 257 (1): 123-128 BALL GF; FOIDART A; BALTHAZART J A DORSOMEDIAL SUBDIVISION WITHIN THE NUCLEUS INTERCOLLICULARIS IDENTIFIED IN THE JAPANESE QUAIL (COTURNIX-COTURNIX-JAPONICA) BY MEANS OF ALPHA-2-ADRENERGIC RECEPTOR AUTORADIOGRAPHY AND ESTROGEN-RECEPTOR IMMUNOHISTOCHEMISTRY	15	25
894	14	46	1302 1989 CONDOR 91 (2): 397-407 DEWOLFE BB; BAPTISTA LF; PETRINOVICH L SONG DEVELOPMENT AND TERRITORY ESTABLISHMENT IN NUTTALLS WHITE-CROWNED SPARROWS	15	43
895	16	186	1551 1991 CELL AND TISSUE RESEARCH 263 (1): 3-28 REHKAMPER G; ZILLES K PARALLEL EVOLUTION IN MAMMALIAN AND AVIAN BRAINS - COMPARATIVE CYTOARCHITECTONIC AND CYTOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS	15	56
896	35	42	1596 1991 JOURNAL OF NEUROBIOLOGY 22 (5): 512-521 BOTTJER SW; MAIER E TESTOSTERONE AND THE INCIDENCE OF HORMONE TARGET-CELLS IN SONG-CONTROL NUCLEI OF ADULT CANARIES	15	15
897	12	143	1636 1991 PSYCHONEUROENDOCRINOLOGY 16 (1-3): 131-153 WITELSON SF NEURAL SEXUAL MOSAICISM - SEXUAL-DIFFERENTIATION OF THE HUMAN TEMPORO-PARIETAL REGION FOR FUNCTIONAL ASYMMETRY	15	111
898	11	34	1787 1993 AUK 110 (4): 702-715 ZANN R STRUCTURE, SEQUENCE AND EVOLUTION OF SONG ELEMENTS IN WILD AUSTRALIAN ZEBRA FINCHES	15	22
899	26	250	1808 1993 BRAIN RESEARCH REVIEWS 18 (1): 51-74 SEGOVIA S; GUILLAMON A SEXUAL DIMORPHISM IN THE VOMERONASAL PATHWAY AND SEX-DIFFERENCES IN REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIORS	15	134
900	12	30	1883 1993 NETHERLANDS JOURNAL OF ZOOLOGY 43 (1-2): 80-90 SLATER PJB; JONES A; TENCATE C CAN LACK OF EXPERIENCE DELAY THE END OF THE SENSITIVE PHASE FOR SONG LEARNING	15	21

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