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A global study of 1,300+ songbird species finds female birds are more likely to sing when they share territory and parenting year-round. Where life is stable and teamwork matters, female voices ar... (www.nature.com)
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Original Title: A global study of 1,300+ songbird species finds female birds are more likely to sing when they share territory and parenting year-round. Where life is stable and teamwork matters, female voices are loud and clear.

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