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Figure 1.

Spectrographic representation of great tit song.

This figure shows a complete strophe of a two notes song type, indicating what constitutes a phrase and a note.

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Figure 2.

Mean repertoire size ± SE during: a) playback experiment, black bars: first dawn chorus, striped bars: second dawn chorus; grey bars: accumulated repertoire (repertoire size at first dawn chorus + new song types during second dawn chorus); and b) longitudinal analysis in two consecutive years (2008, 2009) and accumulated repertoire (repertoire size 2008 + new song types in 2009).

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Figure 3.

Number of individuals in relation to similarity in repertoire composition between the first and second dawn chorus recorded in a) the playback experiment: black bars: own song group, N = 9; striped bars: unfamiliar song group.

N = 9; b) the longitudinal analysis, N = 30.

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