Hominidae Gray, 1825

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Authors	Título	Year of Publication
C.E. Parsons; R.T. LeBeau; M.L. Kringelbach; K.S. Young	Pawsitively sad: pet-owners are more sensitive to negative emotion in animal distress vocalizations	2019
M. Belyk; B.G. Schultz; J. Correia; D.S. Beal; S.A. Kotz	Whistling shares a common tongue with speech: bioacoustics from real-time MRI of the human vocal tract	2019
S. Schötz	Phonetic Variation in Cat–Human Communication	2019
J.W. Schwartz; J.W.M. Engelberg; H. Gouzoules	Was That a Scream? Listener Agreement and Major Distinguishing Acoustic Features	2019
A.K. Piel	Temporal patterns of chimpanzee loud calls in the Issa Valley, Tanzania: Evidence of nocturnal acoustic behavior in wild chimpanzees	2018
S. Bensoussan; R. Tigeot; A. Lemasson; M.C. Meunier-Salaün; C. Tallet	Domestic piglets (Sus scrofa domestica) are attentive to human voice and able to discriminate some prosodic features	2018
M. Fröhlich; G. Müller; C. Zeiträg; R.M. Wittig; S. Pika	Gestural development of chimpanzees in the wild: the impact of interactional experience	2017
J. Raine; K. Pisanski; D. Reby	Tennis grunts communicate acoustic cues to sex and contest outcome	2017
P. Šebesta; K. Kleisner; P. Tureček; T. Kočnar; R.Mbe Akoko; V. Třebický; J. Havlíček	Voices of Africa: acoustic predictors of human male vocal attractiveness	2017
B. Amento; W. Hill; L. Terveen	The sound of one hand	2002