ArticleFrontiers in zoology2019
Preference of spectral features in auditory processing for advertisement calls in the music frogs.
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- Modified specific components of conspecific advertisement calls influence behavioral and neural responses in music frogs.Communications biology · 2025Article
- Hierarchical auditory perception for species discrimination and individual recognition in the music frog.Current zoology · 2022Article
- Possible Event-Related Potential Correlates of Voluntary Attention and Reflexive Attention in the Emei Music Frog.Biology · 2022Article
- Neural activities in music frogs reveal call variations and phylogenetic relationships within the genus Nidirana.Communications biology · 2022Article
- Sex differences in vocalization are reflected by event-related potential components in the music frog.Animal cognition · 2020Article
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Abstract
backgroundAnimal vocal signals encode very important information for communication during which the importance of temporal and spectral characteristics of vocalizations is always asymmetrical and species-specific. However, it is still unknown how auditory system represents this asymmetrical and species-specific patterns. In this study, auditory event related potential (ERP) changes were evaluated in the Emei music frog (
resultsThe present results show that 1) compared with TC, more similar ERP components were evoked by OC and SC; and 2) the P3a amplitudes in the forebrain evoked by OC were significantly higher in males than in females.
conclusionsTogether, the results provide evidence for suggesting neural processing for conspecific vocalization may prefer to the spectral features in the music frog, prompting speculation that the spectral features may play more important roles in auditory object perception or vocal communication in this species. In addition, the neural processing for auditory perception is sexually dimorphic.
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