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09:00
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The complexity of birdsong: different measures and their implications for understanding animal communication
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Marc Naguib
(Wageningen University, Netherlands)
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09:45
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Communicative complexity in primates
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Claudia Fichtel
(Leibniz Institute for Primatology, Göttingen, Germany)
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10:30
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--- Tea Break ---
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11:00
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A world beyond our understanding – the ultrasonic vocalization of mice
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Christine Pfeifle
(MPI for Evolutionary Biology)
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11:30
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Short Talks
(until 11:45)
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11:30
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Alarm Calls in Mauritian Flying Foxes
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Omer Yinon
(Tel- Aviv University, School of Zoology, Israel )
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11:45
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Discussion
(until 12:30)
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09:00
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Mechanisms of hormone dependent singing of songbirds
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Manfred Gahr
(MPI for Biological Intelligence, Seewiesen)
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09:45
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Wrestling with the nature of vocal complexity: lessons from songbirds and hummingbirds.
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Nadje Najar
(University of California Riverside, USA)
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10:30
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--- Tea Break ---
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11:00
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Short Talks
(until 11:45)
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11:00
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Phylogenetic distribution and evolution of vocal production learning in parrots
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Anastasia Krasheninnikova
(Max-Planck-Institute for Biological Intelligence )
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11:30
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tbd
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11:45
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Song structure and song ecology of wild zebra finches
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Hugo Loning
(Wageningen University, Netherlands )
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09:00
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Bird migration - complex, versatile and flexible
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Miriam Liedvogel
(Institute of Avian Research, MPI Evolutionary Biology )
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09:45
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New frontiers in bird migration. How individual and social learning shape migratory behavior.
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Andrea Flack
(MPI of Animal Behavior, Konstanz, Germany)
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10:30
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--- Tea Break ---
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11:00
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Talk
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Auguste von Bayern
(MPI for Biological Intelligence)
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11:45
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Discussion
(until 12:30)
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17:30
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Arrival
(until 18:30)
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18:30
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--- Dinner ---
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19:30
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Introductory Talk
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Dianne Brunton
(School of Natural Sciences, Massey University, New Zealand)
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12:30
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--- Lunch ---
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13:30
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What makes a birds’ song complex and how do they do it?
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Michelle Roper
(School of Natural Sciences, Massey University, New Zealand)
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14:15
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Short Talks
(until 15:00)
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14:15
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Vocal learning in a not so social pinniped: the harbor seal
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Diandra Duengen
(Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics )
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14:30
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The effect of social structure on individual-level vocal flexibility in monk parakeets
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Simeon Smeele
(Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior and Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology )
()
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14:45
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Short Talk
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Kaja Wierucka
(Leibniz Institute for Primate Research)
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15:00
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--- Tea Break ---
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15:30
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Vocal complexity beyond solo songs: singing duels between male canaries
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Pepe Alcami
(LMU (Munich), MPI for Biological Intelligence (Seewiesen))
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16:15
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ECR Talk
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Julia Kovacs
(PhD student - School of Natural Sciences, Massey University, Auckland campus)
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17:00
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Discussion
(until 19:00)
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19:00
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--- Dinner at restaurant Seeprinz ---
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20:00
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Discussion
(until 21:00)
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12:30
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--- Lunch ---
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13:30
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The roles of multimodal signals in songbird vocal communication
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Nao Ota
(MPI for Biological Intelligence, Seewiesen)
()
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14:15
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Song discrimination and neurogenetic mechanisms in nestling flycatchers
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Fanny-Linn H. Kraft
(Stockholm University, Sweden)
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15:00
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--- Break ---
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15:30
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Measuring communicative complexity across taxa: food for thought
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Louise Peckre
(Independent researcher, France)
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16:15
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Song diversity, innovation and reproductive success – using field-based experiments and conservation practice to understand the cultural evolution of song.
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Dianne Brunton
(School of Natural Sciences, Massey University, New Zealand)
()
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17:00
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Discussion
(until 18:00)
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18:00
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--- BBQ ---
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19:00
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Discussion
(until 20:00)
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12:30
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--- Lunch ---
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13:30
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Discussion
(until 14:15)
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