A relationship was established between the amplitude modulation and the structure of call spectrum in animals by the example of alarm call in three marmots (Marmota sibirica, M. menzbieri, and M. caudata). In the case of amplitude modulation, side frequencies are produced higher and lower than the carrier frequencies. In the absence of amplitude modulation, no side frequencies are produced. © 2007 Pleiades Publishing, Inc
Animals that communicate by sound face the problem that the signals arriving at the receiver often a...
When confronted with a predator, many mammalian species emit vocalizations known as alarm calls. Voc...
Amplitude spectra might provide information for natural scene classification. Amplitude do...
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Animals that communicate by sound face the problem that the signals arriving at the receiver often a...
When confronted with a predator, many mammalian species emit vocalizations known as alarm calls. Voc...
Amplitude spectra might provide information for natural scene classification. Amplitude do...
Periodic variations in amplitude of a signal, or amplitude modulation (AM), affect the structure of ...
The alarm call species specificity of Eurasian marmots is based on a combination of three key featur...
Many species produce alarm calls that vary according to situation. Theoretically, alarm call structu...
Alarm calls of Himalayan man-not were recorded in Kun-Lun (China), Central (Nepal) and Western (Indi...
Aberrations, or deviations from the normal type of alarm call, have been studied in the steppe marmo...
International audienceGeographic variation in acoustic signals has been investigated for five decade...
Marmots use a sound signal to inform their neighbours about the danger. Vocalization is the response...
Alarm calls of juvenile and adult groups of Spermophilus pygmaeus, Marmota bobak, Rhombomys opimus, ...
Marmots use a sound signal to inform their neighbours about the danger. Vocalization is the response...
Quantifying how animal vocalizations vary is central to understanding their function and evolution. ...
The investigation subjects are the steppe marmot, great gerbil, Brandt's field-mouse, stenocranial f...
The vocal activity (number of call per minute) of Marmota bobak, provoking a sound response of anima...
Animals that communicate by sound face the problem that the signals arriving at the receiver often a...
When confronted with a predator, many mammalian species emit vocalizations known as alarm calls. Voc...
Amplitude spectra might provide information for natural scene classification. Amplitude do...