Physics, asked by satyam1196, 3 months ago

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How does the mechanism of production of sounds in burds differ from that in
human beings?​

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Answered by royalqueen11
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The mechanism of producing sound in birds differ from that in human beings because birds have a ring of cartilage called syrinx in their windpipe they use it in their voice Box to produce sound but in human beings there is a vocal chords or larynx which help us to produce sound.

Answered by mayabiswas328
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Birds have a ring of cartilage called syrinx in their wind pipe . They use it in their voice box to produce their characteristics sounds .This characteristic sound is a jarring or unpleasant one,in case of birds like the crow but it is pleasant and soothing in case of birds like koel parrot,etc.

Birds have syrinx whereas voice box of human are larynx .Thus The mechanism of production of sound in birds differ from that in human beings

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