Titlebook: Bat Bioacoustics; M. Brock Fenton,Alan D Grinnell,Richard R. Fay Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2016 Bats.Echolocation

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Perceiving the World Through Echolocation and Vision,ls separated by comparatively long silences, yielding a “stroboscopic sampling” of the world. Visual information in human observers is suppressed during eye movements, also yielding an interrupted sampling of information. Yet, human observers experience a continuous perceptual world, and we hypothes

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0947-2657 ocalizations.? We introduce recent work on the role of noseleafs, ears, and other facial components on the focusing of sound and collection of echoes. ?.978-1-4939-8067-3978-1-4939-3527-7Series ISSN 0947-2657 Series E-ISSN 2197-1897

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Psychology, History, and Culture in Paraguayt is currently known about the molecular basis of echolocation is detailed and the future steps required to link this trait with its genomic bases are explored. It is often argued that the evolution of one specialization will have consequences for other traits, and, in the case of echolocation, a “t

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Hugo Klappenbach,Catriel Fierrodiscussing the neural innervation pattern of the larynx and how this affects spectral and temporal features of sounds, followed by a summary of the neuronal connection patterns and mechanisms within the brain stem as well as in higher-order brain structures. The chapter then explores the role of var

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History of Psychology in Latin Americag. This bat uses the sexual advertisement calls of male frogs to localize them. Male frogs that produce calls with more complexity are more attractive to female frogs, but are more easily localized by fringe-lipped bats. It had been argued that gleaning bats are unable to locate perched or otherwise

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Hugo Klappenbach,Catriel Fierrocked or threatened. While echolocation calls have been considered separate from social calls, signals used in orientation also encode information about the transmitter that is readily available to other individuals. Bats often are particularly attracted to the feeding buzzes of conspecifics, which a

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A World in Flux: The Columbian Exchange,erial-hawking and trawling foragers, niche differentiation is dominated by the prey’s position in relation to the background and is reflected mainly in differences in body size, echolocation behavior, and flight morphology. In flutter-detecting foragers, differences in body size and corresponding fr

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Mercedes Pérez Sarrameda,Sergio E. Recuenco at least, this correspondence suggests that IC neurons are specifically encoding features of these signals through the neural computations that generate FM selectivity. Moreover, the various selectivities expressed by IC neurons for communication calls are a consequence of the multiple ways in whic