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The 14 pages that link to Syrinx, each with the reason it gives.

• Bird vocalizationBroader topic: Its vibrating membranes generate most bird vocalizations.

• PasserineRelated: Its varied structure enables the complex vocalizations common among songbirds.

• BirdsongBroader topic: Its paired sound sources let many birds produce complex songs.

• GalliformesRelated: Galliform calls and displays are produced through this specialized bird vocal organ.

• PasseriformesRelated: Its varied structure enables the complex calls and songs of many passerines.

• SongbirdRelated: Songbirds generate their vocal sounds with this organ, whose paired sides can produce complex sounds.

• TheocritusBroader topic: Its shaped verses turn a shepherd’s instrument into a formal experiment.

• VocalizationBroader topic: Birds produce many vocalizations with this specialized organ rather than a mammalian larynx.

• Pan fluteBroader topic: The syrinx is the panpipe’s prominent ancient Greek counterpart and namesake tradition.

• TyranniRelated: Differences in syrinx structure help distinguish suboscines from oscines.

• TinamouRelated: The syrinx produces the clear, far-carrying calls characteristic of tinamous.

• Common hill mynaRelated: This organ produces the sounds that the myna shapes into calls and imitations.

• Domestic canaryRelated: This organ produces the varied notes that make canary song distinctive.

• Whistling duckRelated: This organ produces the calls heard in whistling ducks.