Which outcome results when a songbird fledgling's developmental environment lacks exposure to conspecific calls?

💡 Explanation

Subsong variability increases due to the mechanism of auditory learning, because consistent acoustic input is necessary for proper song template formation; therefore, a songbird might develop an abnormal song, rather than a normal conspecific song, owing to lack of necessary exposure stimuli.

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