BIOACOUSTICS
Table of Contents: Volume 14 2003 & 2004

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issue 1

• An automatic acoustic response system for behavioural studies of duetting insects.
  T. J. Hammond, W. J. Bailey & G. R. Hammond.
  3-14
• Horizontal angular discrimination by an echolocating bottlenose dolphin Tursiops truncatus.
  B. K. Branstetter, S. J. Mevissena, L. M. Herman, A. A. Pack & S. P. Roberts.
  15-34
• Use of a biomonitor to assess the effect of seed hardness on larval feeding of Callosobruchus maculatus in Vigna varieties.
  M. A. Q. Sulehrie, P. Golob, B. M. D. Tran & G. Farrell.
  35-46
• Source level of male vocalisations in the genus Mirounga: repeatability and correlates.
  S. Sanvito & F. Galimberti.
  47-60
• Comparing repertoires of sperm whale codas: a multiple methods approach.
  L. E. Rendell & H. Whitehead.
  61-81

issue 2

• Hearing in the Red-billed Firefinch Lagonosticta senegala and the Spanish Timbrado Canary Serinus canaria: the influence of natural and artificial selection on auditory abilities and vocal structure.
  B. Lohr, A. Lauer, M. R. Newman & R. J. Dooling
  83-98
• Spotted hyaena whoops: frequent incidence of vocal instabilities in a mammalian loud call.
  G. Peters, M. L. East, H. Herzel, J. R. Henschel, G. L. Mills, K. Wilhelm & H. Hofer
  83-109
• A new methodological approach to context analysis of call production.
  A. Lemasson, J-P. Richard & M. Hausberger.
  111-125
• Recent Bioacoustic Publications (2002 and earlier). Part 1: Invertebrates - Birds.
  P. Hansen.
  127-170
• Equipment Review: Sound Ruler Acoustical Analysis (M. A. Bee)
  171-178
• Book & CD Review: Collins Field Guide: Songs and calls of Britain and Europe (L. Moores)
  179-180

issue 3

• Song structure and singing behaviour of Willow Warbler Phylloscopus trochilus acredula in populations of low and high density.
  M. I. Goretskaia
  183-195
• Individual differences in infant guinea pig pups isolation whistles.
  R. S. Tokumaru, C. Ades & P. F. Monticelli
  197-208
• Being inside nest boxes: does it complicate the receiving conditions for Great Tit Parus major females?
  S. H. Blumenrath, T. Dabelsteen & S. B. Pedersen
  209-223
• Measuring the sound pressure level of the song of the screaming piha Lipaugus vociferans: one of the loudest birds in the world?
  E. Nemeth
  225-228
• Recent Bioacoustical Publications (2002 and earlier) Part 2: Mammals - General.
  P Hansen
  229-265
• Book Review: Ocean Noise and Marine Mammals (K. Fristrup)
  267-271
• Noticeboard: XX IBAC and XIX IBAC
  273-275