Melodies of Singing Birds: Result of a Rare Evolutionary Event

Melodies of Singing Birds: Result of a Rare Evolutionary Event

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Over millions of years, sound production was taken over by the syrinx, possibly because the syrinx was much better in producing varieties of sounds.

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