Volume 115, Issue 5
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Echolocation signals of dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) in
Kaikoura, New Zealand
Whitlow W. L. Au, Bernd Wursig
pp. 2307--2313
Potential sound production by a deep-sea fish
David A. Mann, Susan M. Jarvis
pp. 2331--2333
A simple frequency-scaling rule for animal communication
Neville H. Fletcher
pp. 2334--2338
Localization of aerial broadband noise by pinnipeds
Marla M. Holt, Ronald J. Schusterman, Brandon L. Southall, David Kastak
pp. 2339--2345
Tolerance by ringed seals (Phoca hispida) to impact pipe-driving and
construction sounds at an oil production island
Susanna B. Blackwell, John W. Lawson, Michael T. Williams
pp. 2346--2357
[patent] Method and apparatus for attracting fish using a sound
producing fishing accessory providing blind positive engagement to a
hook
Donald J. Link
p. 1870
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The remainder of these are abstracts of presentations to be given at
the upcoming (May 2004) ASA meeting.
Some recollections of D. R. Griffin as a young man
Robert Galambos
p. 2372 (abstract)
Variability of feeding buzzes in little brown bats (Myotis lucifigus)
Donald R. Griffin, Gregory J. Auger
pp. 2372--2373 (abstract)
Bat echolocation calls: Orientation to communication
M. Brock Fenton
p. 2373 (abstract)
Vocal communication of wild parrots
Jack Bradbury
p. 2373 (abstract)
Performance constraints and the production of birdsong
Roderick A. Suthers, Eric Vallet, Sue Anne Zollinger
p. 2373 (abstract)
Echolocation in wild toothed whales
Peter L. Tyack, Mark Johnson, Peter Teglberg Madsen, Walter M. X. Zimmer
p. 2373 (abstract)
Array measurement of echolocation signals on the melon of harbor porpoises
(Phocoena phocoena)
Whitlow Au, Kelly Benoit-Bird, Ronald Kastelein, Ted Cranford
p. 2374 (abstract)
Echolocation click rates and behavior of foraging Hawaiian spinner dolphins
Kelly J. Benoit-Bird, Whitlow W. L. Au
p. 2374 (abstract)
Stuttering: A novel bullfrog vocalization
Andrea Simmons, Dianne Suggs
p. 2374 (abstract)
Impact of the chorus environment on temporal processing of advertisement
calls by gray treefrogs
Joshua Schwartz, Kenneth Huth, Jeffrey Lasker
p. 2374 (abstract)
Watching bats find food: Do we classify the signals, the strategies, or the
bats?
James A. Simmons
p. 2404 (abstract)
Interaction of vestibular, echolocation, and visual modalities guiding
flight by the big brown bat, Eptesicus fuscus
Seth S. Horowitz, James A. Simmons
pp. 2404--2405 (abstract)
Bat's auditory system: Corticofugal feedback and plasticity
Nobuo Suga
p. 2405 (abstract)
Neural mechanisms underlying the analysis of sonar and social vocalizations:
Spectral and temporal integration in the mustached bat
Jeffrey J. Wenstrup, Kiran Nataraj, Don Gans, Kianoush Sheykholeslami
p. 2405 (abstract)
Pinniped bioacoustics: Atmospheric and hydrospheric signal production,
reception, and function
Ronald J. Schusterman, David Kastak, Colleen Reichmuth Kastak, Marla Holt,
Brandon L. Southall
pp. 2405--2406 (abstract)
Cognitive processes in bird song
Jeffrey Cynx
p. 2406 (abstract)
Human listening studies reveal insights into object features extracted by
echolocating dolphins
Caroline M. DeLong, Whitlow W. L. Au, Herbert L. Roitblat
p. 2406 (abstract)
Biosonar performance of foraging Blainvilles beaked whales (Mesoplodon
densirostris)
Peter T. Madsen, Mark Johnson, Peter L. Tyack, Natacha Aguilar de Soto,
Walter M. X. Zimmer
p. 2406 (abstract)
Aerial hearing sensitivity in some pinnipeds is comparable to that of humans
Colleen Reichmuth Kastak, David Kastak, Marla M. Holt, Ronald J.
Schusterman, Brandon L. Southall
p. 2406 (abstract)
A computational model of echolocation: Transformation of spectrogram into
the reflected intensity distribution for range discrimination of multiple
closely spaced objects
Ikuo Matsuo, Kenji Kunugiyama, Masafumi Yano
pp. 2406--2407 (abstract)
Role of standards in ASA: Animal bioacoustics
Ann E. Bowles
p. 2433 (abstract)
Hearing in the North Atlantic right whale: Anatomical predictions
Susan E. Parks, Darlene R. Ketten, Jennifer Trehey O'Malley, Julie Arruda
p. 2442 (abstract)
Song variation and environmental auditory masking in the grasshopper sparrow
Bernard Lohr, Robert J. Dooling, Douglas E. Gill
pp. 2442--2443 (abstract)
Reduced temporal integration in Belgian Waterslager canaries
Amanda M. Lauer, Robert J. Dooling
p. 2443 (abstract)
Changing the average frequency of contact calls is associated with changes
in other acoustic parameters in the budgerigar (Melopsittacus undulatus)
Michael Osmanski, Robert Dooling
p. 2443 (abstract)
An audiometric comparison of primate audiograms
Mark N. Coleman
p. 2443 (abstract)
Influence of low-frequency vibration on changes of biochemical parameters of
living rats
Cezary Kasprzak, Zbigniew Damijan, Ryszard Panuszka
p. 2443 (abstract)
The perceptual organization of complex sounds by birds
Micheal L. Dent
p. 2457 (abstract)
Passive acoustic localization for Sciaenid habitat in coastal water of
Taiwan
Chang Tu, Ruey-Chang Wei, Hsiang-Chih Chan
p. 2474 (abstract)
Development of net cage acoustic alarm system
Shih-Wei Hong, Ruey-Chang Wei
p. 2474 (abstract)
Generalized perceptual features for animal vocalization classification
Patrick J. Clemins, Michael T. Johnson
p. 2485 (abstract)
Acoustic and behavioral analyses of gecker distress vocalizations in young
rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta)
Erik R. Patel, Michael J. Owren
p. 2485 (abstract)
Artiodactyl and Perissodactyl acoustics: Identifying distress calls by farm
animals
David G. Browning, Peter M. Scheifele
p. 2485 (abstract)
Vocalization of Equus asinus: The hees and haws of donkey brays
David G. Browning, Peter M. Scheifele
p. 2485 (abstract)
Temporal bone anatomy in Panthera tigris
Edward J. Walsh, Darlene R. Ketten, Julie Arruda, Douglas L. Armstrong,
Thomas Curro, Lee G. Simmons, Lily M. Wang, JoAnn McGee
pp. 2485--2486 (abstract)
Sound detection and production in the American lobster, Homarus americanus:
Sensitivity range and behavioral implications
Heidi J. Pye, Winsor H. Watson III
p. 2486 (abstract)
Probability density functions for hyperbolic and isodiachronic locations
John L. Spiesberger, Magnus Wahlberg
p. 2486 (abstract)
Information entropy analysis of leopard seal vocalization bouts
John R. Buck, Tracey L. Rogers, Douglas H. Cato
p. 2486 (abstract)
Localization of airborne pure tones by pinnipeds
Marla M. Holt, Ronald J. Schusterman, Brandon L. Southall, David Kastak
p. 2486 (abstract)
Determination of West Indian manatee vocalization levels and rate
Richard Phillips, Christopher Niezrecki, Diedrich Beusse
pp. 2486--2487 (abstract)
Measurement of Lombard-like response in the beluga whale
Peter M. Scheifele
p. 2487 (abstract)
Comparative sensitivity analysis of transmission loss in beaked whale
environments
Eryn M. Wezensky, James H. Miller, Robert C. Tyce
p. 2487 (abstract)
Detecting sperm whale clicks in the presence of ambient and shipping noise
using higher order moments
James P. Larue, George E. Ioup, Juliette W. Ioup
p. 2487 (abstract)
Acoustic behavior of echolocating bats in complex environments
Cynthia Moss, Kaushik Ghose, Marianne Jensen, Annemarie Surlykke
pp. 2516--2517 (abstract)
Dolphin and bat sonar: Convergence, divergence, or parallelism
Darlene R. Ketten, James Simmons, Allyn E. Hubbard, David A. Mountain
p. 2517 (abstract)
Biosonar signal processing of bats during flight observed by a telemetry
microphone on the head
Hiroshi Riquimaroux, Yoshiaki Watanabe, Liang-Kong Lin
p. 2517 (abstract)
A portable system for marine mammal auditory-evoked potential measurements
James J. Finneran, Dorian S. Houser
p. 2517 (abstract)
Ecological echoes observed by moving biomimetic sonar characterize objects
Roman Kuc
p. 2517 (abstract)
How bats' ears probe space: A numerical analysis of pinna shapes
Rolf Muller, John C. T. Hallam, Herbert Peremans, Alexander Streicher,
Reinhard Lerch
pp. 2517--2518 (abstract)
Digital neuromorphic processing for a simplified algorithm of ultrasonic
reception
Lin Qiang, Chris Clarke
p. 2518 (abstract)
Off-axis signal processing of cetacean biosonar
Walter M. X. Zimmer
p. 2518 (abstract)
The whistles of bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) from the Gulf of
Mexico
Carmen Bazua-Duran
p. 2518 (abstract)
Free-ranging finless porpoises acoustically inspect their frontal area in
advance
Tomonari Akamatsu, Ding Wang, Kexiong Wang, Yasuhiko Naito
p. 2518 (abstract)
Passive tracking of multiple diving sperm whales using single hydrophones at
two mobile locations
Rajendar Bahl, Takeshi Nakatani, Tamaki Ura, Junichi Kojima, Tetsuo Fukuchi,
Masao Sakata, Yoshiaki Nose, Junya Ura, Kyoichi Mori, Harumi Sugimatsu,
Masao Yanagisawa, Hideyuki Suzuki
pp. 2518--2519 (abstract)
The ``gunshot'' sound produced by male North Atlantic right whales and its
potential function in reproductive advertisement
Susan E. Parks, Philip Hamilton, Scott D. Kraus, Peter L. Tyack
p. 2519 (abstract)
Influence of ambient noise on the use of sound by marine animals
Douglas H. Cato
p. 2519 (abstract)
The impact of observer dynamics on sonar perception
Richard J. Rikoski
p. 2519 (abstract)
Model-based localization and tracking of marine mammals
Ahmad T. Abawi, Michael B. Porter, Martin Siderius, John Hildebrand, Sean
Wiggins
p. 2519 (abstract)
The beginning of Holliday's underwater bioacoustics phase
Paul E. Smith
p. 2520 (abstract)
Critical scales for understanding the structure, dynamics, and impacts of
zooplankton patches
Percy Donaghay
p. 2520 (abstract)
A tribute to Van Holliday: Completing the circle from plankton to whales
William C. Cummings
p. 2520 (abstract)
Vertical array measurements of humpback whale songs
Whitlow W. L. Au, Marc O. Lammers, Adam A. Pack, Louis Herman
pp. 2520--2521 (abstract)
Van Holliday---A role model for leadership in fisheries acoustics
William A. Karp
p. 2521 (abstract)
Light and lunar cycle as cues to diel migration of a sound-scattering layer
Kelly J. Benoit-Bird, Whitlow W. L. Au
p. 2521 (abstract)
Classification of bioabsorption lines at low frequencies: The Van Holliday
connection
Orest Diachok, Stephen Wales, Paul Smith
p. 2521 (abstract)
Bioacoustics and D. V. Holliday: A scientific tribute
Kenneth G. Foote
p. 2521 (abstract)
Development of the sound localization cues in cats
Daniel J. Tollin
p. 2535 (abstract)
Investigations into the application of a new sonar system for assessing fish
passage in Alaskan rivers
Deborah Burwen, Suzanne Maxwell, Carl Pfisterer
pp. 2547--2548 (abstract)
Ultrasound parametric imaging of coral
Emmanuel Bossy, Anne Cohen, Robin O. Cleveland
p. 2548 (abstract)
Eavesdropping on elephants
Katy Payne
pp. 2553--2554 (abstract)
Elephant low-frequency vocalizations propagate in the ground and seismic
playbacks of these vocalizations are detectable by wild African elephants
(Loxodonta africana)
Caitlin E. O'Connell-Rodwell, Jason D. Wood, Roland Gunther, Simon
Klemperer, Timothy C. Rodwell, Sunil Puria, Robert Sapolsky, Colleen
Kinzley, Byron T. Arnason, Lynette A. Hart
p. 2554 (abstract)
The role of infrasounds in maintaining whale herds
Roger S. Payne
p. 2554 (abstract)
Baleen whale infrasonic sounds: Natural variability and function
Christopher W. Clark
p. 2554 (abstract)
Do manatees utilize infrasonic communication or detection?
Edmund Gerstein, Laura Gerstein, Steve Forsythe, Joseph Blue
pp. 2554--2555 (abstract)
Low-frequency sounds and amphibious communication in Hippopotamus amphibious
William E. Barklow
p. 2555 (abstract)
Ground sounds: Seismic detection in the golden mole
Peter M. Narins, Edwin R. Lewis
p. 2555 (abstract)
Interactive patterns of vocal communication in African elephant herds
(Loxodonta africana)
Caitlin E. O'Connell-Rodwell, Megan T. Wyman, Lynette A. Hart, Shay Redfield
p. 2555 (abstract)
How many rumbles are there? Acoustic variation and individual identity in
the rumble vocalizations of African elephants (Loxodonta africana)
Joseph M. Soltis, Anne Savage, Kirsten M. Leong
p. 2555 (abstract)
Anatomy of infrasonic communication in baleen whales: Divergent mechanisms
of sound generation in mysticetes and odontocetes
Joy S. Reidenberg, Jeffrey T. Laitman
p. 2556 (abstract)
Spectrogram analysis of low to mid frequency marine mammal clicks
George E. Ioup, Juliette W. Ioup, James P. Larue, Natalia A. Sidorovskaia,
Stan A. Kuczaj, Grayson H. Rayborn, Christopher D. Walker
p. 2556 (abstract)
Propagation modeling for sperm whale acoustic clicks in the northern Gulf of
Mexico
Natalia A. Sidorovskaia, Ilya A. Udovydchenkov, Irina I. Rypina, George E.
Ioup, Juliette W. Ioup, Jerald W. Caruthers, Joal Newcomb, Robert Fisher
p. 2556 (abstract)
Sperm whale identification using self-organizing maps
Juliette W. Ioup, George E. Ioup
p. 2556 (abstract)
Multifrequency acoustic observations of zooplankton in Knight Inlet, B.C
Mark V. Trevorrow, David L. Mackas, Mark C. Benfield
p. 2557 (abstract)
Abundance and diel migration of demersal plankton on a tropical coral reef:
An acoustic pilot study
Peter B. Ortner, S. Jack Stamates, Shailer R. Cummings, Sharon L. Smith,
Peter V. Lane
p. 2557 (abstract)
Near-shore krill distribution around Livingston Island, Antarctica
Joseph D. Warren, David A. Demer
p. 2557 (abstract)
Seasonal variation in the distribution of Calanus finmarchicus and its
predators observed through multifrequency acoustics in the Irminger Sea
Sophie Fielding, Alexander T. Mustard, Cairistiona I. H. Anderson, Andrew S.
Brierley, Michael R. Heath
p. 2557 (abstract)
In situ and experimental observations of the relationships between
euphausiid orientation, vessel lights, and acoustical scattering
Mark C. Benfield, Michelle L. Ashton, Mark V. Trevorrow, David L. Mackas
p. 2558 (abstract)
Behavioral observations of in situ copepods with a multibeam sonar
Jules Jaffe, Amatzia Genin, Moti Ohevia
p. 2558 (abstract)
Multifrequency analyses of fish distributions in the northwest Atlantic
J. Michael Jech
p. 2558 (abstract)
The acoustic environment of the Florida manatee: Correlation with level of
habitat use
Jennifer L. Miksis-Olds, James H. Miller, Peter L. Tyack
p. 2558 (abstract)
Killer whale caller localization using a hydrophone array in an oceanarium
pool
Ann E. Bowles, Charles F. Greenlaw, Duncan E. McGehee, D. Van Holliday
p. 2558 (abstract)
Contribution of active and passive acoustics to study oceanographic
processes feeding whales in a critical habitat of the St. Lawrence Estuary
Yvan Simard, Nathalie Roy, Yvan Simard, Cedric Cotte
p. 2559 (abstract)
Sonar off-axis target classification by an echolocating dolphin
Patrick Moore, Lois Dankiewicz, Dorian Houser
p. 2559 (abstract)
Unusual spatiotemporal patterns in fish chorusing
Gerald L. D'Spain, Lewis P. Berger
p. 2559 (abstract)
Marine Mammal Active Sonar Test 2004 (MAST 2004)
Peter J. Stein, Amy Vandiver, Geoffrey S. Edelson, Adam S. Frankel,
Christopher W. Clark
p. 2559 (abstract)
Sources of uncertainty in Doppler sonar measurements of fish speed
Cristina D. S. Tollefsen, Len Zedel
p. 2559 (abstract)
What happens when you want to talk to the animals: lessons of a career in
animal bioacoustics
Ann E. Bowles
p. 2563 (abstract)
Life as an acoustician in industry, academia, and government service
Mardi C. Hastings
p. 2564 (abstract)
Selective auditory attention to features of complex sounds: A comparative
approach
Eduardo Mercado III, Itzel Orduna
p. 2574 (abstract)
Twenty-five years with Van Holliday in the development of high-frequency
technology and analysis algorithms to measure zooplankton distributions
Richard E. Pieper
p. 2582 (abstract)
Acoustic backscatter models of fish: Gradual or punctuated evolution
John K. Horne
p. 2583 (abstract)
A nonlinear model-based acoustic inversion to estimate the abundance and
biomass distributions of marine organisms
Dezhang Chu, Peter Wiebe
p. 2583 (abstract)
High-frequency acoustic volume scattering from zooplankton and moving
oceanic microstructure
Andone C. Lavery, Peter H. Wiebe, Raymond W. Schmitt, Timothy K. Stanton,
Tetjana Ross, Gareth Lawson, Nancy Copley, Karen E. Fisher, Fabian Wolk
p. 2583 (abstract)
Ocean acoustic backscattering: When you can ignore acoustic scatter from
turbulence and when you can't
Tetjana Ross, Andone Lavery, Rolf Lueck, Peter Wiebe, Gareth Lawson
p. 2583 (abstract)
Effect of orientation of euphausiids and copepods on acoustic target
strength: Implications for measurements from down-looking and side-looking
acoustic systems
Malinda Sutor, Timothy J. Cowles
p. 2583 (abstract)
Comparing high-frequency scattering by a fish swimbladder and a gas-filled
ellipsoid
Kenneth G. Foote, David T. I. Francis
p. 2584 (abstract)
Some anomalous time domain back scattering phenomena from low contrast fluid
spheres and cylinders
C. Feuillade, D. Chu, C. S. Clay
p. 2584 (abstract)
Modeling of surficial sediment alteration by biology
Dajun Tang
p. 2584 (abstract)
The Bergen multifrequency analyzer (BMA): A new toolbox for acoustic
categorization and species identification
Egil Ona, Rolf Korneliussen, Hans Petter Knudsen, Kjell Rang, Inge Eliassen,
Yngve Heggelund, Daniel Patel
p. 2584 (abstract)
An echo analysis technique for estimating the fish population
C. P. Anil Kumar, Sajith N. Pai, N. Soniraj, M. H. Supriya, James Kurian, C.
Madhavan, P. R. Saseendran Pillai
p. 2584 (abstract)
Comparing spectral resolvability in chinchillas and human listeners using
phase discrimination
William P. Shofner, Kathryn Sparks, Yuanxing Esther Wu, Ellen Pham
p. 2599 (abstract)
Dolphin sonar detection and discrimination capabilities
Whitlow W. L. Au
p. 2614 (abstract)
Inferring fish school distributions from long range acoustic images: Main
acoustic clutter experiment 2003
Deanelle T. Symonds, Purnima Ratilal, Nicholas C. Makris, Redwood W. Nero
pp. 2618--2619 (abstract)
Continuous wide area monitoring of fish shoaling behavior with acoustic
waveguide sensing and bioclutter implications
Nicholas C. Makris, Purnima Ratilal, Deanelle T. Symonds, Redwood W. Nero
p. 2619 (abstract)
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