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Parental state dynamically reshapes auditory processing of offspring vocalizations in zebra finches
Parental care is critical for offspring survival. For many species, including humans, auditory cues unique to dependent offspring, such as baby cries, elicit the necessary behavior from parents to care for young. Despite this, we know little about how the brain encodes auditory cues specific to offs
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