echolocation

With just a few weeks of training, you can learn to "see" objects inthe dark using echolocation the same way dolphins and bats do.

One species had an echolocation organ, similar to that of modern dolphins.

This echolocation in bats is often compared with radar, the principle of which is similar.

Much of that echolocation sound is beyond the range of the human ear.

Single clicks are generally used for echolocation whereas collections of clicks and whistles are used for communication.

Whistles are thought to be identification sounds, like names, while clicks are used to navigate and to find prey with echolocation.

These popular leviathans are vocal and emit a series of "clangs" that may be used for communication or for echolocation.

When Ben was 3, he began teaching himself echolocation , something he picked up by tossing objects and making clicking noises to find them.

Also known as orcas, these marine mammals often use echolocation to find their prey, which usually consists of fish and squid.

These bats feed on flying insects and, just as many other bats, use echolocation to find them.

In general, echolocation calls are characterized by their frequency, intensity in decibels (dB), and duration in milliseconds (ms) .

stroll stink ? prestige ? gloom ? abide ? absurd ? echo echolocation amorous morose ?

They eat small fish, sometimes squid, crabs, octopuses or similar small animals that are searched by echolocation ?

The team drew on records from satellites that used radar altimeters, which work similarly to bats' echolocation, or natural radar.

Most species are highly vocal, although they vary in the range of sounds they produce, and many forage for food using echolocation .

"Electroreception is good for sensing prey over short distances, where echolocation isn't so effective, " says Hanke.

We suggested that riparian vegetation wasn't an uninfluenced factor to the echolocation when the smooth river habitat was open enough.

Many bats emit an echolocation call that contains a narrow frequency range and then analyze returning echoes to navigate and to detect prey.

Iconlocation (echolocation) is pretty self-explanatory. Using icons(echoes) reflected sound waves to locate things.

Dolphins are on echolocation to judge target distance, direction, position and shape, even objects of nature.

Shear, clip, blankets, bat, echolocation, pitch, bounce off, prey.

Echolocation creates its own images.

They also found no evidence that the patient was navigating by echolocation, the way that bats do.

The inspiration for the garment is the bat's echolocation system.

Please describe the importance of dolphin's echolocation and suggest ways to protect their habitats in a maximum of 200 words.

"Electroreception isgood for sensing prey over short distances, where echolocation isn't soeffective, " says Hanke.

Some bats with poor eyesight depend on echolocation to navigate.

Bottlenose dolphins track their prey through the expert use of echolocation.

Martinez isn't the first to recognize the potential for echolocation in humans.

A few blind people have mastered echolocation in order to sense their surroundings.

Echolocation is the use of ultra-high frequency sounds for navigation.

Most bats navigate by echolocation.

Howmuch detail a person can "see" with echolocation depends not only onthe speed of their clicks, he said, but also on the frequency.

Characteristics of Echolocation Calls and Summer Diet of Three Sympatric Insectivorous Bats Species

Differences in diet and echolocation in four sympatric bat species and their respective ecological niches

Utilization of Artificial Neural Networks in the Identification of Bats'Echolocation Calls

Correlation Analysis of Nose Leaf Width and Echolocation Domain Frequency in Rhinolophus Bats

Spectrotemporal characteristics of echolocation pulses and frequency tuning by inferior collicular neuron of Rhinolophus pusillus

Identification of bat species inhabiting the same area by analyzing the echolocation call

Sexual differences in morphology and echolocation calls in five Chinese bat species

many forage for food using echolocation. Large baleen whales primarily use the lower

Echolocation and Acoustic Communication in Bats

Echolocation calls of Rhinolophus ferrumequinum at its different states

Special topics: echolocation in the bat and dolphin

Time-frequency analysis of echolocation call of bat based on continuous wavelet transform

The bat, guided by echolocation,

The Echolocation Comparison and the Differentiation of Ecology Niche of Five Species Bats Live in One Cave

Recent researches on Bats'auditory system and echolocation in China