Sep 13, 2020
Hello all! As the campaign comes to a close, I just want to say thank you for your support! It's not looking like I will be able to meet my goal for the project, but this just means I will have to try some outside funding sources. I will keep you updated if it is possible.
In order to better understand the production of suboscine song, in the absence of vocal learning, a biometric analysis of select species of suboscines preserved at the American Museum of Natural History will be studied. 3D printed models will be created and phonation will be simulated with specialized equipment. Eventually, this data will be combined with computational methods to model a series of physical and physiological properties of simulated phonation.
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