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Adult male Lar gibbon sings the female great-call: A case study of inter-sex song production in a non-human primate

2024-08-21

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Gibbons are known as one of the most vocal non-human primates. They vocally advertise and reinforce their pair-bonds by singing complex duets, in which both the male and female perform a predetermined sex-specific set of song phrases, including the loud and elongated great-calls. Only females and sub-adult male gibbons have been previously observed performing great-calls. Once a male gibbon matures, he normally st...

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64744877-8623-5f6e-9043-ea61cbd7009f
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10.1101/2024.08.21.608913
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