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Behind the paper: identifying brain areas that control non-vocal communication

In this 'behind the paper' post, Eric Schuppe discusses how seeing a woodpecker drumming up close and a collaboration changed the course of his dissertation.

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Drumming in woodpeckers is neurologically similar to singing in songbirds

A recent PLOS Biology study provides new insights into the relationship between hummingbird vocalizations and the brain.

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Brain evolution clarifies why woodpeckers peck

The specialized brain area that helps songbirds learn songs also exists in woodpeckers, suggesting their communicative rat-a-tat-tat evolved the same way.

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Study: Woodpecker Drumming is Neurologically Similar to Songbird Vocalization

Study: Woodpecker Drumming is Neurologically Similar to Songbird Vocalization
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Why do woodpeckers peck? New discovery about bird brains sheds light on intriguing question

Why do woodpeckers peck? New discovery about bird brains sheds light on intriguing question
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