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Embryonic heart rates and numbers of song elements of superb fairy-wrens recorded at Cleland Wildlife Park and Newland Head Conservation Park (South Australia) between 2012 and 2014"

Flinders University
Christine Evans (Aggregated by) Diane Colombelli-Negrel (Aggregated by) Mark Hauber (Aggregated by) Sonia Kleindorfer (Aggregated by)
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Recorded as part of an experiment designed to test whether fairy-wren embryos sound discrimination in ovo was correlated to song complexity later in life. Heart rate of superb fairy-wren embryos were recorded using a digital egg monitor (Buddy™, Vetronic Services, UK) that measure light absorption changes due to embryonic blood flow.

Date coverage: 2012 - 2014
Locations:
- Cleland Wildlife Park, South Australia, Australia
- Newland Head Conservation Park, South Australia, Australia

Issued: 24 09 2018

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Animal Behaviour | Animal behaviour | sound discrimination in ovo | superb fairy-wren |

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