... intensities have received little attention. Bats from the family of Phyllostomidae have been categorised as low intensity (whispering)gleaners, assumed to emit echolocation calls with low source levels(approximately 70 dB SPL measured 10 cm from the bat's mouth). We used a multi-microphone array to determine...

... aegyptiacus intensity Microchiropteran bats possess sophisticated echolocation systems, which are well matched to their ecological niche( Fenton, 1995 ). They employ a range of call types, consisting of frequency modulated and/or constant frequency portions that have durations from as short as 1 ms...

... of temporal information but appears to ignore both intensity and spatial information. In contrast, the Mormyromast subsystem is specialized for the measurement of both intensity and spatial information. The morphological and physiological characteristics of the primary afferents and their central projection...