Subject: | Re: pressure build-up ring |
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From: | "werainey" werainey |
Date: | Mon Nov 10, 2008 12:59 pm ((PST)) |
David, There are a batch of research papers on the Hawaiian hoary, though typically the illustrations of call structure are dismal. If your question is more general about how bat calls vary across species, habitats and activity, there's a good review from a couple of years ago that I could send as a pdf to the address on your web site. Bats are the second most speciose group of mammals and the fossil record suggests at least some extant families separated long ago . There are quite profound, partly hard-wired differences among some in how they locate prey by ultrasound. Bill > > Many thanks Bill, that is very enlightening--I have a new window on > the lives of these creatures. Can you refer me to a source of more on > their utterances? > David > |
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