Figure 3
Location of the Monk Parakeet contact calls from each state on the first two canonical axes generated in the spectrographic cross-correlation–principal coordinates–MANOVA analysis. The canonical axes are a linear combination of the principal coordinates that maximally separate the call regions. The first canonical variate produces the best separation; the second canonical variate the next-best separation after the first variate's effects have been removed. The size of the circle represents the 95% confidence interval for the estimate of the mean centroid location.

Location of the Monk Parakeet contact calls from each state on the first two canonical axes generated in the spectrographic cross-correlation–principal coordinates–MANOVA analysis. The canonical axes are a linear combination of the principal coordinates that maximally separate the call regions. The first canonical variate produces the best separation; the second canonical variate the next-best separation after the first variate's effects have been removed. The size of the circle represents the 95% confidence interval for the estimate of the mean centroid location.

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