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#vocalization — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #vocalization, aggregated by home.social.

  1. "…Furthermore, the results facilitate mechanistic investigations of enhanced cortical control over vocalizations — a crucial preadaptation for human #language. This approach of comparing recently diverged species with substantial #behavioral divergences can be readily generalized across other model clades to discover quantitative rules of neural circuit #evolution."

    #HumanLanguage #Vocalization #Neuroscience

  2. "…Furthermore, the results facilitate mechanistic investigations of enhanced cortical control over vocalizations — a crucial preadaptation for human #language. This approach of comparing recently diverged species with substantial #behavioral divergences can be readily generalized across other model clades to discover quantitative rules of neural circuit #evolution."

    #HumanLanguage #Vocalization #Neuroscience

  3. "…Furthermore, the results facilitate mechanistic investigations of enhanced cortical control over vocalizations — a crucial preadaptation for human #language. This approach of comparing recently diverged species with substantial #behavioral divergences can be readily generalized across other model clades to discover quantitative rules of neural circuit #evolution."

    #HumanLanguage #Vocalization #Neuroscience

  4. "…Furthermore, the results facilitate mechanistic investigations of enhanced cortical control over vocalizations — a crucial preadaptation for human #language. This approach of comparing recently diverged species with substantial #behavioral divergences can be readily generalized across other model clades to discover quantitative rules of neural circuit #evolution."

    #HumanLanguage #Vocalization #Neuroscience

  5. "…Furthermore, the results facilitate mechanistic investigations of enhanced cortical control over vocalizations — a crucial preadaptation for human #language. This approach of comparing recently diverged species with substantial #behavioral divergences can be readily generalized across other model clades to discover quantitative rules of neural circuit #evolution."

    #HumanLanguage #Vocalization #Neuroscience

  6. 🐭🎶 New paper by Isko et al, who study #Alston’s singing mouse, a rodent with loud, stereotyped songs.

    Using bulk tracing, serial #2P #tomography, & #MAPseq of >76,000 barcoded neurons, they find expanded projections from #orofacial #MotorCortex to #auditory #cortex & #PAG. This suggests that singing / #Vocalization may emerge not from entirely new circuits, but from selective strengthening of existing motor, auditory & vocal-control pathways.

    📝 doi.org/10.1038/s41586-026-104

    #Neuroscience #Evolution

  7. 🐭🎶 New paper by Isko et al, who study #Alston’s singing mouse, a rodent with loud, stereotyped songs.

    Using bulk tracing, serial #2P #tomography, & #MAPseq of >76,000 barcoded neurons, they find expanded projections from #orofacial #MotorCortex to #auditory #cortex & #PAG. This suggests that singing / #Vocalization may emerge not from entirely new circuits, but from selective strengthening of existing motor, auditory & vocal-control pathways.

    📝 doi.org/10.1038/s41586-026-104

    #Neuroscience #Evolution

  8. 🐭🎶 New paper by Isko et al, who study #Alston’s singing mouse, a rodent with loud, stereotyped songs.

    Using bulk tracing, serial #2P #tomography, & #MAPseq of >76,000 barcoded neurons, they find expanded projections from #orofacial #MotorCortex to #auditory #cortex & #PAG. This suggests that singing / #Vocalization may emerge not from entirely new circuits, but from selective strengthening of existing motor, auditory & vocal-control pathways.

    📝 doi.org/10.1038/s41586-026-104

    #Neuroscience #Evolution

  9. 🐭🎶 New paper by Isko et al, who study #Alston’s singing mouse, a rodent with loud, stereotyped songs.

    Using bulk tracing, serial #2P #tomography, & #MAPseq of >76,000 barcoded neurons, they find expanded projections from #orofacial #MotorCortex to #auditory #cortex & #PAG. This suggests that singing / #Vocalization may emerge not from entirely new circuits, but from selective strengthening of existing motor, auditory & vocal-control pathways.

    📝 doi.org/10.1038/s41586-026-104

    #Neuroscience #Evolution

  10. 🐭🎶 New paper by Isko et al, who study #Alston’s singing mouse, a rodent with loud, stereotyped songs.

    Using bulk tracing, serial #2P #tomography, & #MAPseq of >76,000 barcoded neurons, they find expanded projections from #orofacial #MotorCortex to #auditory #cortex & #PAG. This suggests that singing / #Vocalization may emerge not from entirely new circuits, but from selective strengthening of existing motor, auditory & vocal-control pathways.

    📝 doi.org/10.1038/s41586-026-104

    #Neuroscience #Evolution

  11. Non-linear features in vocalizations of birds and mammals (frequency jumps, subharmonics, amplitude modulation, and chaos) typically signify arousal, alarm, or aggression. Presenting people with natural and NLP-enhanced versions of animal calls found that only the addition of chaos raised the sense of alarm in the listeners.

    cell.com/iscience/fulltext/S25

    #Science #Vocalization #Alarm #NightFright

  12. Lapp et al. used autonomous underwater audio recorders and machine learning to study the underwater vocal behavior of the endangered species Rana sierrae. They documented new vocalization types and discovered nocturnal vocal activity. Read here now! journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1

    #underwater #machineLearning #vocalization #nocturnal

  13. 7-MAR-2024
    How the #brain coordinates speaking and breathing
    MIT neuroscientists have discovered a circuit that controls #vocalization and makes sure that #breathing is prioritized over #speaking.

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1

    #science #neuroscience does that apply to #flute playing too? Might have to read the paper to find out.

  14. Orangutans can change their voices when exposed to smoke from wildfires. Researchers found that the endangered primates produced lower-pitched calls after breathing in polluted air for months. This could affect their communication and social interactions with other orangutans in the forest. #orangutans #wildfires #vocalization theconversation.com/to-see-how