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Daniel Margoliash: University of Chicago

Nature, 2004, vol. 432, issue 7018, 682-683

Abstract: Understanding how early auditory memories are laid down could help to explain their role in vocal development. Some ingenious experiments in birds provide fresh ideas about how such memories are represented.

Date: 2004
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