This study demonstrates that prolonged exposure of drongos
to repetitive auditory stimuli causes sustained increased
levels of hypertension, which may explain observations in the
local habitat.
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Cardiovascular Collapse in Three-Toed Drongos After Exposure to Atonal Acoustics
J Wayne Gacy, J Otto Hoch, D Berkowitz, J Dahmer, H Shipman, P Sutcliffe, D Rader, A DeSalvo and Ian Orme
Corresponding Author: Ian Orme
Received: Mar 17, 2015
Accepted: Apr 17, 2015
Published: Apr 20, 2015
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DOI: 10.14437
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Ian Orme (2015), Cardiovascular Collapse in Three-Toed Drongos After Exposure to Atonal Acoustics. Aperito J
Bacteriol Virol Parasitol 1:109
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