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This project investigates how anthropogenic noise affects birds' vocalizations and their ability to coordinate group movement. By analyzing starling flocks in natural settings, it aims to understand the impact of noise on communication and social behavior in birds.
Anthropogenic noise is ubiquitous across the world and, aside from other negative effects, causes declines in abundance and species richness in birds.
How anthropogenic noise does this is not yet well understood, although it is probably because anthropogenic noise disrupts biologically important signals.
One such important signal that has received considerable attention in primates and cetaceans but little in birds are calls used to coordinate group movement.
Historically, research examining col…
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