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It is well established that auditory forebrain regions of oscine birds are essential for the encoding of species‐typical songs and are, therefore, vital for recognition of song during sociosexual interactions. Regions such as the caudal medial nidopallium (NCM) and the caudal medial mesopallium (CMM) are involved in perceptual processing of song and the formation of auditory memories. There is an...
Birdsong is a species-typical vocal signal that facilitates reproduction and deters competitors. Song production is regulated by a clearly defined and specialized neural circuitry in which high concentrations of catecholamines are present. The nuclei within the song control circuit receive projections from catecholaminergic cell populations involved in attention, arousal and motivation, including...
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