C. Del Negro and J.‐M. Edeline (2001) Differences in auditory and physiological properties of HVc neurons between reproductively active male and female canaries (Serinus canaria). Eur. J. Neurosci., 14, 1377–1389.In the abstract of this paper and in the second paragraph of the discussion, ‘action potential ≤ 0.6 ms’ was incorrectly printed as ‘action potential = 0.6 ms’ and ‘action potential, 0.6 ms’, respectively. Also, in the last sentence of the abstract, ‘identifiying’ was printed as ‘in dentifiying’. The publishers apologise for any inconvenience caused, and print the corrected abstract here.AbstractBased on neuronal recordings in the HVc, this study investigated differences between reproductively active male and sexually receptive female canaries. It is the first study to describe auditory responses and cell characteristics of HVc neurons in female songbirds and to compare them with the responses and characteristics obtained in males. Extracellular single unit recordings showed that in males HVc cells exhibited two types of auditory responses to conspecific and heterospecific song playbacks: tonic and phasic responses. The major finding of the present study is the absence of
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