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Detectability of the Deletion of a Tone from a Tonal Pattern for the Chinchilla

Charles Kellogg Burdick

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Abstract

When presented with repetitive, three-tone patterns, chinchillas learned to make an avoidance response to an infrequent change in the frequency of the second tone but did not learn a response to the deletion of the second tone. This, together with other comparable data, may reflect the manner in which the chinchilla uses hearing in its natural environment.

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When presented with repetitive, three-tone patterns, chinchillas learned to make an avoidance response to an infrequent change in the frequency of the second tone but did not learn a response to the deletion of the second tone. This, together with other comparable data, may reflect the manner in which the chinchilla uses hearing in its natural environment.

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When presented with repetitive, three-tone patterns, chinchillas learned to make an avoidance response to an infrequent change in the frequency of the second tone but did not learn a response to the deletion of the second tone. This, together with other comparable data, may reflect the manner in which the chinchilla uses hearing in its natural environment.

Key concepts: Chinchilla, Tone (literature), Tone burst, Audiology, Acoustics, Speech recognition, Computer science, Biology

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