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SPECIAL FEATURE Neuroecology of birdsong
Introduction
Kazuo Okanoya p. 1 - 3
Kazuo Okanoya p. 1 - 3
Selection for and against vocal learning in birds and mammals
Erich D. Jarvis p. 5 - 14
Erich D. Jarvis p. 5 - 14
Auditory temporal resolution in the Zebra Finch (Taeniopygia guttata): A model of enhanced temporal acuity
Robert J. Dooling and Bernard Lohr p. 15 - 22
Robert J. Dooling and Bernard Lohr p. 15 - 22
Song preferences by females: male song complexity and gene expression in the female brain
Hiroko Eda-Fujiwara, Ryohei Satoh and Takenori Miyamoto p. 23 - 29
Hiroko Eda-Fujiwara, Ryohei Satoh and Takenori Miyamoto p. 23 - 29
Differential localization of protein kinase C isoforms in the song system of the Zebra Finch forebrain
Hironobu Sakaguchi p. 31 - 37
Hironobu Sakaguchi p. 31 - 37
Effects of visual stimulation on the auditory responses of the HVC song control nucleus in anesthetized Bengalese Finches
Yoshimasa Seki and Kazuo Okanoya p. 39 - 46
Yoshimasa Seki and Kazuo Okanoya p. 39 - 46
Non-singing female Bengalese Finches (Lonchura striata var. domestica) possess neuronal projections connecting a song learning region to a song motor region
Yasko Tobari, Tetsu Okumura, Jun Tani and Kazuo Okanoya p. 47 - 55
Yasko Tobari, Tetsu Okumura, Jun Tani and Kazuo Okanoya p. 47 - 55
Zebra Finches actively choose between live images of conspecifics
Zdzislaw Galoch and Hans-Joachim Bischof p. 57 - 64
Zdzislaw Galoch and Hans-Joachim Bischof p. 57 - 64
Growth of pair bonding in Zebra Finches: physical and social factors
Maki Ikebuchi and Kazuo Okanoya p. 65 - 75
Maki Ikebuchi and Kazuo Okanoya p. 65 - 75
Trade-offs and correlations among multiple song features in the Bengalese Finch
Masayo Soma, Miki Takahasi, Toshikazu Hasegawa and Kazuo Okanoya p. 77 - 84
Masayo Soma, Miki Takahasi, Toshikazu Hasegawa and Kazuo Okanoya p. 77 - 84
Case studies of song and call learning by a hybrid Bengalese-Zebra Finch and Bengalese-fostered Zebra Finches: Assessing innate factors in vocal learning
Miki Takahasi, Hiroko Kagawa, Maki Ikebuchi and Kazuo Okanoya p. 85 - 93
Miki Takahasi, Hiroko Kagawa, Maki Ikebuchi and Kazuo Okanoya p. 85 - 93
Dynamical neural representation of song syntax in Bengalese Finch: a model study
Jun Nishikawa and Kazuo Okanoya p. 95 - 103
Jun Nishikawa and Kazuo Okanoya p. 95 - 103
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Reevaluation of the prevalence of blood parasites in Japanese Passerines by using PCR based molecular diagnostics
Hisashi Nagata p. 105 - 112
Hisashi Nagata p. 105 - 112
Diel activity patterns of presence and absence from a heronry and post-breeding roosts observed in radio-tagged Black-crowned Night Herons Nycticorax nycticorax
Naoko Endo, Yuji Sawara, Ryo Komatsu and Mizuki Ohtsubo p. 113 - 119
Naoko Endo, Yuji Sawara, Ryo Komatsu and Mizuki Ohtsubo p. 113 - 119
Bird species richness and diversity in relation to vegetation in Bavi National Park, Vietnam
Vu Tien Thinh p. 121 - 125
Vu Tien Thinh p. 121 - 125
SHORT COMMUNICATIONS
Population change of grassland birds over ten years in Nakashibetsu, eastern Hokkaido
Katsumi Tamada p. 127 - 131
Katsumi Tamada p. 127 - 131
Molecular sexing and sexual difference in carpal spur length of the Gray-headed Lapwing Vanellus cinereus (Charadriidae)
Hideya Wakisaka, Munetaka Nakagawa, Keiko Wakisaka and Masanobu Itoh p. 133 - 137
Hideya Wakisaka, Munetaka Nakagawa, Keiko Wakisaka and Masanobu Itoh p. 133 - 137
TECHNICAL NOTE
Usefulness of avian buccal cells for molecular sexing
Hiroshi Arima and Naoki Ohnishi p. 139 - 143
Hiroshi Arima and Naoki Ohnishi p. 139 - 143
Vol.5 No.1(July, 2006)