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1963
The cries of bats, although unperceived by our unaided ears, may be made audible by simple electronic apparatus. With such a detector, it is fascinating to observe a bat navigating, negotiating obstacles and catching its prey in the dusk, and to remember that this performance is achieved by acoustic means.
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The cries of bats, although unperceived by our unaided ears, may be made audible by simple electronic apparatus. With such a detector, it is fascinating to observe a bat navigating, negotiating obstacles and catching its prey in the dusk, and to remember that this performance is achieved by acoustic means.
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Evidence for echolocation in shrews
Journal of Experimental Zoology, 1964E, GOULD, N C, NEGUS, A, NOVICK
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A New Optimization Method: Dolphin Echolocation
Advances in Engineering Software, 2013Ali Kaveh
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Evidence for Echolocation in the Rat
Science, 1955M R, ROSENZWEIG, D A, RILEY, D, KRECH
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Echolocation Range and Wingbeat Period Match in Aerial-Hawking Bats
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London Series B, Biological Sciences, 2003Marc W. Holderied
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Echolocation by Marine Delphinids and One Species of FreshâWater Dolphin
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1973W E Evans
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Neural Correlates of Natural Human Echolocation in Early and Late Blind Echolocation Experts
PLoS ONE, 2011Lore Thaler +2 more
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