research and experimentation with the electric elephant nose fish
'Gnathonemus petersi'. it's the clicks it generates for navigation that
interest me.
on this topic can anyone suggest a better way of amplifying this sound than
just putting a pair of electrodes into the water?
I wasn't really aware of many other types of vocalisations made by fish and
would be fascinated to find out more.
BTW- I'm more of a 'sitter' or 'lurker' on this list. an artist interested
in bioacoustics rather than a scientist.
andy g
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p.s. sorry simon - I just noticed I sent this to your personal email instead
of the list last time.
On 7/5/04 20:16, "Simon Gadbois" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> Anybody on this list doing work on fish vocalizations?
> I posted a few months ago about hydrophones.
> Just curious and looking to discuss specific issues.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Simon Gadbois
>
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> Simon Gadbois, Ph.D.
> Psychology/Neuroscience
> Dalhousie University
> Halifax, NS
> Canada, B3H 4J1
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> Ethology & behavioural endocrinology
> Canids (foxes, coyotes, wolves) and fishes
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