Anatomy and mechanisms of vocal production in harvest mice
Tobias Riede,
Anastasiya Kobrina,
Bret Pasch
Abstract:Characterizing mechanisms of vocal production provides important insight into the ecology of acoustic divergence. In this study, we characterized production mechanisms of two types of vocalizations emitted by western harvest mice (Reithrodontomys megalotis), a species uniquely positioned to inform trait evolution because they are sister taxa to peromyscines (Peromyscus and Onychomys) that use vocal fold vibrations to produce long-distance calls but more ecologically and acoustically similar to baiomyines (Baio… Show more
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