BIRDSONG AND HUMAN SPEECH: Common Themes and Mechanisms
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...So, there must be a neural mechanism that both codes and maintains instances of speech sounds, and can use these sensory traces to guide the tuning of speech gestures so that the sounds are accurately reproduce...
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...Song learning in birds has been mainly studied in zebra finch males which develop their song between day 30 (after hatching), when they start producing unstructured sounds, and day 90, when they exhibit a well-developed song to be used as a complex social signal (321)....
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...It bears great similarity with speech learning in human infants (321, 774)....
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...Does the concept of a sensory – motor integration network make sense in the context of speech? The answer is ‘yes’, such a network must exist ( Doupe & Kuhl, 1999 )....
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...Therefore, there must be some mechanism for using auditory input to shape motor output ( Doupe & Kuhl, 1999 )....
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...The answer is ‘yes’, such a network must exist (Doupe & Kuhl, 1999)....
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...Therefore, there must be some mechanism for using auditory input to shape motor output (Doupe & Kuhl, 1999)....
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...These findings are reminiscent of the constraints observed in communication learning in songbird...
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...By 9 months, they have learned the stress patterns of native-language words, and the rules for combining phonetic units (Jusczyk et al 1993), phrasal units (Jusczyk et al 1992), and the statistical probabilities of potential word candidates (Saffran et al 1996)....
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...It is useful to define the basic terms used in each field, and the various ways in which vocal behavior is described, in order to assess what aspects of each of P1: PSA/MBG P2: PSA/ARY/MBG/VKS QC: PSA December 30, 1998 9:56 Annual Reviews AR076-21...
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...Moreover, as with adults, infants show categorical perception of sounds, a phenomenon initially demonstrated in adults during the 1950s (Liberman et al 1967)....
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...It has been clear for a long time that these two aspects of vocalization interact strongly, and in fact early speech theorists suggested that sound decoding requires creation of a model of the motor commands necessary to generate those sounds (Liberman et al 1967)....
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...It is useful to define the basic terms used in each field, and the various ways in which vocal behavior is described, in order to assess what aspects of each of P1: PSA/MBG P2: PSA/ARY/MBG/VKS QC: PSA December 30, 1998 9:56 Annual Reviews AR076-21...
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...Regardless of differences in component structures, for both birdsong and speech the production of highly structured and rapidly changing vocalizations requires elaborate neural control and coordination of respiration with a variety of vocal motor structures....
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