Anna Natalia Osiecka

This study shows yellowhammer males use individual rhythmic patterns in their songs, with strong rhythmic differences from close neighbours.

This paper analyzes the temporal structure of little auk calls, revealing they conform to linguistic laws and show sex-specific rhythmic patterns.

This study analyzes arrhythmic birdsong in tawny pipits, showing individual and population-specific rhythmic patterns despite the songs being classified as arrhythmic.

The paper examines how emotional contexts affect vocal individuality in ungulates, finding that negative valence reduces information content but does not eliminate individual recognition.

This study shows that little auk social calls retain individual information over long distances, with negligible information loss down to the hearing threshold.