BIOACOUSTICS
Table of Contents: Volume 16 2006 & 2007

 

issue 1

• Terrestrial Carnivore Sounds with Repeated Rapid Alternation of Two Structurally Different Components: an Indication of Complex Sound Production Mechanisms in Mammals?
  Gustav Peters
  1-25
• Sound pressure level of advertisement calls of Alytes cisternasii and Alytes obstetricans (Anura, Discoglossidae)
  R. Márquez, J. Bosch & M. Penna
  27-37
• Forms of Call Overlap and Their Impact on Advertisement Call Attractiveness to Females of the Gray Treefrog Hyla versicolor
  Joshua J. Schwartz & Vincent T. Marshall
  39-56
• Icelandic killer whales Orcinus orca use a pulsed call suitable for manipulating the schooling behaviour of herring Clupea harengus
  Malene Simon, Fernando Ugarte, Magnus Wahlberg & Lee A. Miller
  57-74
• Male and Female Stridulation in an Indian Weta (Orthoptera: Anostostomatidae)
  Swati Diwakar & Rohini Balakrishnan
  75-85
• Book reviews: Kroodsma, D E. 2005. The singing life of birds : the art and science of listening to birdsong; Slabbekoorn, H W and Marler, P (eds.). 2004. Nature’s music : the science of birdsong; Rothenberg, D. 2005. Why Birds Sing: A Journey into the Mystery of Bird Song.
  87-90
  

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issue 2

• First Description of Whistles of Pacific Fraser's Dolphins Lagenodelphis hosei
  J.N. Oswald, S. Rankin, & J. Barlow
  99-111
• The Assemblage of Acoustically Communicating Crickets of a Tropical Evergreen Forest in Southern India: Call Diversity and Diel Calling Patterns
  Swati Diwakar & Rohini Balakrishnan
  113-135
• Vocalisations of the Sei Whale Balaenoptera acutorostrata off the Hawaiian Islands
  S. Rankin & J. Barlow
  137-145
• Individuality in Scops owl Otus scops vocalizations
  Marco Dragonetti
  147-172
• Recent Bioacoustic Publications (2006 and earlier). Part 1: Invertebrates - Birds
  P Hansen
  173-215
• Obituary: Joan Hall-Craggs
  P Bateson
  217-219

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issue 3

 

• Vocalisations of the degu Octodon degus, a social caviomorph rodent
  C.V. Long
  223-244
• Amplification and spectral modification of incoming vocalizations inside burrows of the frog Eupsophus roseus (Leptodactylidae)
  M. Penna, R. Marquez
  245-259
• The structure of the discrete call repertoire of killer whales Orcinus orca from Southeast Kamchatka
  O. A. Filatova, I. D. Fedutin, A. M. Burdin & E. Hoyt
  261-280
• Automatic Acoustic Identification of Insects: the case of crickets and cicadas
  T. Ganchev & I. Potamitis
  281-328
• Recent Bioacoustic Publications (2006 and earlier). Part 2 Mammals - Techniques
  P. Hansen
  329-365