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Generally drekir voices have rattles, yip, barks and other vocalizations both undercutting and modifying the flow of their voice and speech, so a drek yipping is quite literally yipping their words (or growling, etc.). this winds up giving most drekir a gravelly, rattly type of voice that inflects but tends to rely on changes of the rattle (Speed, intensity, pitch and volume of the rattle) to discern a lot of emotional queues.
And while there are variations of pitch amongst individuals, the lack of sexual dimorphism means the sex of a drek is not really possible to discern by things like voice or physical appearance alone. Generally discerning sex in every day situations comes down more to pheromones.
And while there are variations of pitch amongst individuals, the lack of sexual dimorphism means the sex of a drek is not really possible to discern by things like voice or physical appearance alone. Generally discerning sex in every day situations comes down more to pheromones.
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