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May 13, 2013 by

Frontiers in Physiology Flexible echolocation behavior of fishing bats during natural hunting situations It has been known for some time that fishing bats use echolocation to detect and classify acoustical cues from insects along and above water surfaces, and also to detect small water-dwelling prey breaking the water surface for a very short time...

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