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Songbirds learn their complex territorial vocalizations through a sensory-motor learning process that closely mirrors human infant speech acquisition. Young zebra finches must first listen to and memorize a tutor song from an adult male during a critical juvenile sensitive window, forming a neural auditory template. Weeks later, during the sensorimotor phase, the fledgling begins babbling ('subsong') and gradually refines its vocal motor output by comparing its own auditory feedback against the memorized tutor template. When juvenile finches are experimentally deafened after tutor memorization but prior to the onset of the sensorimotor phase, they _______

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Which choice most logically completes the text regarding songbird auditory feedback?

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