BIOACOUSTICS
Table of Contents: Volume 4 1992 & 1993
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- Underwater acoustic communication in the African Pipid frog Xenopus borealis
Yager, D.D.
1-24
- Roles of pitch and duration in the discrimination of the mate's call in the King penguin Apenodytes patagonicus
Robisson, P.
25-36
- Unusual song and responses in a chaffinch Fringilla coelebs
Vallet, E.M. & Kreutzer, M.L.
37-42
- Individually distinctive bittern booms: potential as a census tool
McGregor, P.K. & Byle, P.
93-110
- Analysis of the warble song of the budgerigar Melopsittacus undulatus
Farabaugh, S.M., Brown, E.D. & Dooling, R.J.
111-130
- Intra- and interspecific differences in agonisitic vocalizations in croaking gouramis (Genus: Trichopsis, Anabantoidei, Teleostei)
Ladich, F., Bischof, C., Schleinzer, G. & Fuchs, A.
131-142
- A technique to "tag" specific vocalizations in tape-recordings of complex vocal interactions
Elowson, A.M. & Bialzik, J.J.
143-146
- Coo types in the collared dove Streptopelia decaocto; one theme, distinctive variations
ten Cate, C.
161-184
- Differences in the calls of European and North American black-billed magpies and the yellow-billed magpie
Enggist-Dublin, P. & Birkhead, T.R.
185-194
- Underwater sound recording of animals
Watkins, W.A. & Daher, M.A.
195-210
- Underwater sound production in a neotropical anuran
Dudley, R. & Rand, A.S.
211-216
- Improvisation of new notes during singing by male Sardinian warblers Sylvia melanocephala
Luschi, P.
235-244
- Classification of diverse call types using cluster analysis techniques
Terhune, J.M., Burton, H. & Green, K.
245-258
- Sound propagation in shallow water: implications for acoustic communication by aquatic animals
Forrest, T.G., Miller, G.L. & Zagar, J.R.
259-270
- Is fidelity futile? The "true" signal is illusory, especially with ultrasound
Pye, J.D.
271-286
- A comparative analysis of perched song in the white-browed and the red-breasted blackbird
Tubaro, P.L. & Segura, E.T.
287-291