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Informational Masking Constrains Vocal Communication in Nonhuman Animals

2022-04-01

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Animals often communicate acoustically in noisy social environments, yet how receivers extract relevant information from overlapping sounds is poorly understood. Studies of animal communication in noise are typically based on a traditional filterbank model of hearing focused on energetic masking , where spectrotemporal overlap in peripheral auditory filters limits signal audibility. By contrast, studies of human...

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ee264ce5-7c0b-5fa3-8560-d50f116900f5
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10.1101/2022.03.31.486641
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