Subject: | Sound recognition in embryo |
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From: | "Michael Dalton" mdaltonarielle |
Date: | Wed Oct 29, 2014 5:39 am ((PDT)) |
I thought the link below would be of interest to recordists. More evidence = that birds and humans are similar in many aspects. We're not the only species that can recognize voices in the womb: Inside th= e egg, tiny songbirds called superb fairy wrens can discriminate sounds fro= m different birds of their own species, a new study reveals. [http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2014/10/141028-birds-wrens-embryos= -science-animals-sounds/] Mike Florida www.ParrotSpeech.com |
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