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100  Evans, H. E. 1996. Anatomy of the budgerigar and other birds. In Diseases of Cage 

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101  Ferguson, B. G. and J. L. Cleary. 2001. In situ source level and source position 

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102  Fernandez-Montraveta, C. and M. Simo. 2002. Male pedipalpal stridulatory devices 

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103  Field, L. H. and K. L. Roberts. 2003. Novel use of hair sensilla in acoustic 

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104  Fine, M. L., H. E. Winn, and B. L. Olla. 1977. Communication in fishes. In How 

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105  Fine, M. L., J. P. Friel, D. McElroy, C. B. King, K. E. Loesser, and S. Newton. 

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106  Fine, M. L., K. L. Malloy, C. M. King, S. L. Mitchell, and T. M. Cameron. 2001. 

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107  Fine, M. L. and F. Ladich. 2003. Sound production, spine locking, and related 

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108  Fish, M. P. 1953. The production of underwater sounds by the northern seahorse 

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110  Fitch, T. and M. D. Hauser. 2003. Unpacking “honesty”: vertebrate vocal 

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112  Fitch, W. T. 1997. Vocal tract length and formant frequency dispersion correlate 

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113  Fitch, W. T. 1999. Acoustic exaggeration of size in birds via tracheal elongation: 

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114  Fitch, W. T. 2000. The phonetic potential of nonhuman vocal tracts: Comparative 

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115  Fitch, W. T. and D. Reby. 2001. The descended larynx is not uniquely human. 

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116  Fitch, W. T., J. Neubauer, and H. Herzel. 2002. Calls out of chaos: the adaptive 

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117  Fletcher, L. E., J. E. Yack, T. D. Fitzgerald, and R. R. Hoy. 2006. Vibrational 

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118  Fletcher, N. H. 1989. Bird song - some unresolved problems. Comments on 

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119  Fletcher, N. H. 1992. Acoustic Systems In Biology. New York: Oxford University 

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120  Fletcher, N. H. and A. Tarnopolsky. 1999. Acoustics of the avian vocal tract. 

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121  Fletcher, N. H., T. Riede, G. J.L. Beckers, and R. A. Suthers. 2004. Vocal tract 

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122  Fletcher, N. H., T. Riede, and R. A. Suthers. 2006. Model for vocalization by a bird 

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125  Forrest, T. G. 1982. Acoustic communication and baffling behaviors of crickets. 

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126  Forrest, T. G. 1991. Power output and efficiency of sound production by crickets. 

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127  Frey, R., A. Gebler, and G. Fritsch. 2006. Arctic roars - laryngeal anatomy and 

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128  Frith, C. B. 1994. Adaptive significance of tracheal elongation in manucodes 

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129  Gaiger, F. and S. A. Vanin. 2006. The elytro-femoral stridulatory apparatus in 

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130  Gans, C. and P. F. Maderson. 1973. Sound producing mechanisms in recent reptiles 

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131  Gardner, S. C. and U. Varanasi. 2003. Isovaleric acid accumulation in odontocete 

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