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The Origins and Mechanisms of Auditory and Motor Rhythm Entrainment: Behavioral, Neuroimaging, and Psychophysical Investigations
Humans and parrots are, among animals, uniquely able to move in time with a musical beat—a capacity termed beat perception and synchronization (BPS). Both are also advanced vocal learners, which has led to the proposal that BPS emerged as a by-product of the neural machinery for complex vocal learni
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