Two neural streams, one voice: Pathways for theme and variation in the songbird brain
Highlights • Birdsong is learned in a manner similar to human speech. • Two premotor pathways generate the theme and variation of song, but their relative influence shifts during learning. • In adult birds, auditory feedback and social stimuli influence the gain of the dual premotor pathways. • The...
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| description | Highlights • Birdsong is learned in a manner similar to human speech. • Two premotor pathways generate the theme and variation of song, but their relative influence shifts during learning. • In adult birds, auditory feedback and social stimuli influence the gain of the dual premotor pathways. • The neural composition of birdsong involves axial swaths of interconnected neurons. |
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