Re: estimating direction and distance of gibbon calls

Subject:	Re: estimating direction and distance of gibbon calls
From:	"Marc Myers" primatemarc
Date:	Fri Dec 19, 2008 12:29 pm ((PST))

The area depends on how far the calls can be heard. If one can say that the 
farthest call was at 300 meters, One has to say that's the limit. Topography, 
of course, effects everything but my guess is human ears will be more reliable 
than technology in terms of distinguishing the primary sources.

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