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Robustness of cortical and subcortical processing in the presence of natural masking sounds
Scientific Reports, 2018 Processing of ethologically relevant stimuli could be interfered by non-relevant stimuli. Animals have behavioral adaptations to reduce signal interference.
M. Jerome Beetz +3 more
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Vocal fold vibratory and acoustic features in fatigued Karaoke singers [PDF]
, 2012 Session 3aMU - Musical Acoustics and Speech Communication: Singing Voice in Asian CulturesKaraoke is a popular singing entertainment particularly in Asia and is gaining more popularity in the rest of world.
Chan, K +4 more
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Applied AI Letters, Volume 6, Issue 2, April 2025.An automated flying bat kinematic reconstruction pipeline. ABSTRACT Bats are capable of highly dexterous flight maneuvers that rely heavily on highly articulated hand skeletons and malleable wing membranes. To understand the underlying mechanisms, large amounts of detailed data on bat flight kinematics are required. Conventional methods to obtain these
Yihao Hu, Chi Nnoka, Rolf Müller
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An Assessment of the Soundscape West of the Svalbard Islands
Geophysical Research Letters, Volume 52, Issue 3, 16 February 2025.Abstract A climatic shift is driving the Arctic Ocean toward an “Atlantification” process. This phenomenon might turn the future Arctic into an ice‐free Ocean and affect its soundscape. Measurements of ambient noise are scarce in the eastern Arctic, so we present a comparison of data from two locations west of the Svalbard Islands; one near Molloy Deep
Giacomo Giorli +2 more
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Frontiers in Marine ScienceUnderstanding cetacean echolocation behavior is important for effective population monitoring and conservation. Using passive acoustic monitoring (PAM), researchers can listen for the biosonar clicks produced by echolocating animals to estimate both ...
Marzia Baldachini +9 more
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Deep Learning‐Driven Modeling of Dynamic Acoustic Sensing in Biomimetic Soft‐Robotic Pinnae
Applied AI Letters, Volume 6, Issue 1, February 2025.ABSTRACT Biological function often depends on complex mechanisms of a dynamic, time‐variant nature. An example is certain bat species (horseshoe bats—Rhinolophidae) that use intricate pinna musculatures to execute a variety of pinna deformations. While prior work has indicated the potential significance of these motions for sensory information encoding,
Sounak Chakrabarti, Rolf Müller
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Frontiers in Physiology, 2013 Echolocating bats use the time elapsed from biosonar pulse emission to the arrival of echo (defined as echo-delay) to assess target-distance. Target-distance is represented in the brain by delay-tuned neurons that are classified as either heteroharmonic ...
Emanuel C Mora +4 more
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Marine Mammal Science, Volume 42, Issue 1, January 2026.
Luiz Gustavo Ramos Arrial +3 more
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Feeding mode drives mandibular shape in extant Delphinidae
Journal of Zoology, Volume 324, Issue 3, Page 187-200, November 2024.Delphinidae exhibit fascinating morphological adaptations linked to their feeding strategy, biosonar mode and habitat. This study integrates phylogenetic and 2D geometric morphometric analyses to investigate the adaptive significance of mandible morphological variation in response to ecological pressures in Delphinidae.
D. Vicari, G. Boccone, L. Pandolfi
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Interaction of excitation and inhibition in processing of pure tone and amplitude-modulated stimuli in the medial superior olive of the mustached bat [PDF]
, 1994 1. In mammals with good low-frequency hearing, the medial superior olive (MSO) processes interaural time or phase differences that are important cues for sound localization.
Grothe, Benedikt
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