BIOACOUSTICS
Table of Contents: Volume 8 1997
issues 1&2 (Summer 1997)
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- Editorial
1
- Who are the whales?
Sam Ridgway
3-20
- Development and social functions of signature whistles in bottlenose dolphinsTursiops truncatus
Peter L. Tyack
21-46
- Acoustic communication signals of mysticete whales
Peggy L. Edds-Walton
47-60
- Cetacean auditory psychophysics
Patrick W. B. Moore
61-78
- Electrophysiological measures of auditory processing in odontocetes
William Ford Dolphin
79-101
- Structure and function in whale ears
Darlene R. Ketten
103-135
- Echolocation in dolphins with a dolphin-bat comparison
Whitlow W.L. Au
137-162
- Questions in cetacean bioacoustics: some suggestions for future research
Arthur N. Popper, Harold L. Hawkins and Robert C. Gisiner
163-182
issues 3&4 (Autumn 1997)
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- Editorial
183
- Computer analysis of swimbladder (drumming) and pectoral (stridulation) sounds in three families of catfish.
F. Ladich
185-208
- Do the Siberian tits Parus cinctus in Scandinavia and Siberia speak the same language?
S. Haftorn & J.P. Hailman
223-247
- Stridlatory organ and ultrasonic emission in certain species of Ponerine ants (Genus Ectotomma and Pachychondyla, Hymenoptera, Formicidae)
G. Pavan, M. Priano, P. De Carli, A Fanfani & M. Giovannotti
209-221
- XVth IBAC Abstracts
held in Pavia, Italy 10/96
249-279
- Research Group News
The Borror Laboratory of Bioacoustics (BLB) and Bioacoustics Research Group at the Ohio State University
D.A. Nelson & S.L.L. Gaunt
281-286
- Recent Bioacoustic Publications, Part I
P. Hansen
287-318
- Book Review
Towards an ornithology of the Himalayas: systematics, ecology and vocalizations of Nepal birds
Martens & Eck
319-320
- Cassette Review
Bird songs of Nepal and Bird songs of Himalayas
S. Connop
321
- Equipment Review
The Vifa 1" NEODYMIUM TWEETER
O.N. Larsen & T. Dabelsteen
323-326
- Conference Announcements
327