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Spatio-temporal structures in frog chorus with two species examined by laboratory experiments and mathematical modeling
Synchronization can be observed in various systems in physics and biology. The choruses of male frogs are known as an example of biological synchronization in which the well-organized temporal structure, i.e., anti-phase synchronization between neighbors, is realized. Given that male frogs produce s
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