Rare birds in Australia have forgotten how to sing their own song

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Nature | 2021年 / 591卷 / 7851期

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Animal behaviour;

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10.1038/d41586-021-00682-z

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Without elder instructors of their own kind, young regent honeyeaters are adapting the songs of other species.

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