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199 related items for PubMed ID: 22982255

  • 1. Changes in ultra-structures and electrophysiological properties in HVC of untutored and deafened Bengalese finches relation to normally reared birds: implications for song learning.
    Peng Z, Zhang X, Xi C, Zeng S, Liu N, Zuo M, Zhang X.
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  • 12. Deafening alters neuron turnover within the telencephalic motor pathway for song control in adult zebra finches.
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