arf@gagme.chi.il.us (jack schmidling) (06/29/91)
Article 4715 (3 more) in sci.bio:
From: pbrewer@urbana.mcd.mot.com (Philip Brewer)
Subject: Re: BATS revisited
>Different species of bat echo-locate different ways. One well-studied
species (I forget which one, but could find out if anybody is really
interested) varies pulse frequency and rep-rate in a more complex
fashion than just as a function of distance to the target.
ARF says:
There is a fairly good article on bat echo-location in the current issue of
"BATS" for anyone interested.
"BATS" is published by: Bat Conservation International
Box 162603
Austin, TX 78716-2603
(512) 327 9721
I am sure they would be happy to send out a copy along with a membership info
packet to anyone who asks. Tell 'em I sent you.
You might also check out a copy of the internationally acclaimed video,
"BATS ARE BEAUTIFUL" from your local library. It just so happens to have
been produced by yours truly. If they do not have it, I know where they can
buy one.
Jack Schmidling Productions