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locating objects by
detecting the echo of
emitted laser beams Time to
Echolocate, a 2005
album by The Ebb and Flow This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
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Echolocation in the
Common Shrew from
Molecular Convergence with
Other Echolocating Mammals".
Zoological Studies. 59 (59): e4. doi:10.6620/ZS.2020.59-04...
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microbats can
produce ultrasonic waves.
Excluding non-
echolocating and
laryngeally echolocating microbats,
other species of
microbats and
megabats have...
- cave-dwelling bird
groups echolocate,
namely cave
swiftlets and the oilbird. Some prey
animals that are
hunted by
echolocating bats take
active countermeasures...
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divided into two suborders: the
largely fruit-eating megabats, and the
echolocating microbats. But more
recent evidence has
supported dividing the order...
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caused by the
echolocation system itself,
other echolocating animals, prey, or humans.
Echolocating animals have
evolved to
minimize jamming, however;...
- is an
important feature in
identifying bat species. The
tragus allows echolocating bat
species to
vertically discriminate the
objects around them, which...
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developed cochlea similar to
echolocating microbats,
though at
birth they have
small cochlea similar to non-
echolocating mammals. This
evidence supports...
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rodents in, for example, mother-to-pup communication, and by bats when
echolocating.
Toothed whales also use echolocation, but, as
opposed to the
vocal membrane...
- cave-dwelling
swifts and
oilbirds emit
ultrasound (above 20 KHz) and
echolocate in darkness. A few
species are able to use
chemical defences against predators;...
