Correlation between the Echolocation Call Frequency and Morphological Features in Echolocation Bats
Yang Liao
Abstract
Yang Liao
Abstract
Echolocation bat is a kind of very good model animal for hearing research. The dominant frequency in echolocation call emitted by bats during the echolocation bears some correlation with their morphological and anatomical features in the body size, vocal organs and hearing organs. This review summarized the correlation between these features and the dominant frequency of the echolocation call.
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Echolocation bat is a kind of very good model animal for hearing research. The dominant frequency in echolocation call emitted by bats during the echolocation bears some correlation with their morphological and anatomical features in the body size, vocal organs and hearing organs. This review summarized the correlation between these features and the dominant frequency of the echolocation call.
Key concepts: Human echolocation, Biology, Acoustics, Correlation, Bioacoustics, Neuroscience, Mathematics, Physics