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. 2003 May 22;100(12):7372–7376. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1232227100

Fig. 1.

Fig. 1.

Sound signals in different compartments of respiratory and vocal system in a ring dove (a) and Eurasian collared dove (b). Emitted, tracheal, and CTAS signals are from the same coo vocalization. The ICAS signal is from a different coo from the same individual. Shown are spectrograms (Upper) and power spectra (Lower; in averaged 20-Hz bins) of a 100-ms segment, centered on the time indicated with a dashed line in the spectrogram above. The intensity values in power spectra are relative to the intensity of f0. The smaller peaks at integer multiples of 100 Hz in the CTAS signal of the ring dove (a) are an artifact attributable to electronic noise.