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Date: 2026-03-30  ·  Issue: 2026  · 
Beyond Song—An Investigation of Song and Social Preferences in a Monogamous Songbird
Contributors: Mary R. Elson| Rosie K. Hsu| Alexander G. Ophir| Nora H. Prior|
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Date: 2026-03-30  ·  Issue: 2026  · 
Modeling the Evolution of Collective Synchrony
Contributors: Guy Amichay| Ruoming Gong| Daniel M. Abrams|
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Date: 2026-03-30  ·  Issue: 2026  · 
Combinatorial Instrumental Sound‐Making in a Captive Chimpanzee: Evolution of Vocal Externalization
Contributors: Yuko Hattori| Pavel Voinov| Makiko Uchikoshi|
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Date: 2026-03-30  ·  Issue: 2026  ·  Volume: 1557
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Date: 2026-03-25  ·  Issue: 2026  ·  Volume: 1557
Combinatorial Instrumental Sound‐Making in a Captive Chimpanzee: Evolution of Vocal Externalization
Contributors: Yuko Hattori| Pavel Voinov| Makiko Uchikoshi|
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Date: 2026-03-24  ·  Issue: 2026  ·  Volume: 1557
Tracking Tool for Fiddler Crabs in Natural Settings to Promote a Model Organism for Synchrony
Contributors: Hiba Khatib| Daniel M. Abrams| Guy Amichay|
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Date: 2026-03-24  ·  Issue: 2026  ·  Volume: 1557
Nonlinear Characteristics of High‐Density Electroencephalography Demonstrate Differences in Neural Processing of Musical Syntax by Musicians and Nonmusicians
Contributors: Zengyao Yang| Yuncheng Ge| Jieren Xie| Huazixi Zeng| Hechong Su| Jie Miu| Ran Zhao| Chengcheng Han| Sicong Zhang| Guanghua Xu|
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Date: 2026-03-23  ·  Issue: 2026  ·  Volume: 1557
Reassessing Transketolase Assays: Methodological Considerations for Detecting Functional Thiamine Deficiency
Contributors: Katie A. Edwards|
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Date: 2026-03-23  ·  Issue: 2026  ·  Volume: 1557
Development of Central and Peripheral Vision and Visual Field Asymmetries from Preschoolers to Adults
Contributors: Li‐Ting Tsai| Chien‐Chung Chen| Chiun‐Ho Hou|
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Date: 2026-03-23  ·  Issue: 2026  ·  Volume: 1557
Defensive Freezing and the Evolutionary Origins of Meditation in Humans
Contributors: David S. Black| Phil Reed|
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