Duet-splitting and the Evolution of Gibbon Songs¶
GEISSMANN, T. (2002). Duet-splitting and the Evolution of Gibbon Songs. Biological Reviews, 77(1), 57-76.
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Primes¶
- Adjacency Pair
- Choreography and animal duetting. Lead/follow as adjacency structure, where a mismatched response is felt as a stumble; and gibbon, wren, and frog duets where one element projects a partner's response within a temporal window.
This sourceDocuments coordinated, window-bounded vocal duetting in which mated gibbons combine songs in a rigid pattern, one animal's call projecting a partner's response within a temporal window — the biological adjacency-pair case.
- Choreography and animal duetting. Lead/follow as adjacency structure, where a mismatched response is felt as a stumble; and gibbon, wren, and frog duets where one element projects a partner's response within a temporal window.
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