the University of Torino.A.R.is funded by the European Union(ERC,TOHR,101041885);Center for Music in the Brain is funded by the Danish National Research Foundation(DNRF117);The Comparative Bioacoustics Group was funded by Max Planck Group Leader funding to A.R.
The search for common characteristics between the musical abilities of humans and other animal species is still taking its frst steps.One of the most promising aspects from a comparative point of view is the analysis ...
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supported by the University of Torino and the Parco Natura Viva—Centro Tutela Specie Minacciate,with the financial assistance of the European Union,through the Project BIRD(ACP SandT Program,Contract FED/2009/217077)。
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