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Delta rhythm and voice familiarity organize neural entrainment in the infant brain
The delta frequency band (~0.5-3.5 Hz) represents a phylogenetically conserved tempo of biological communication, and neural entrainment to this timescale would be a key mechanism through which the brain might generate temporal predictions. While entrainment at different levels has been characterize
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