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The Vocal and Behavioral Reactions of the Beluga, ,, to Playback of its Sounds,te the biological significance of the sounds. Additionally, the playback of pure tones has been used to investigate which parameters of an acoustic signal are directly concerned with communication. Such parameters have included frequency limits of hearing, effectiveness of auditory masking, directio

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The Whistle Repertoire of the North Atlantic Pilot Whale (,) and Its Relationship to Behavior and Ethe whistles . range from 0.5 to 5.0 kHz in sound frequency, while those of . range from 2 to 12 kHz. Busnel . (1971) described double clicks produced by .. Busnel and Dziedzic (1966) presented a detailed report on a single hour-long encounter with a school of 11 pilot whales. During the encounter o

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Mysticete Sounds,heard from live stranded whales. Little else was reported until hydrophones were extensively employed during World War II and various “groans” and “moans” were heard. Although the sound source was usually not known, it was often suspected that at least some of these sounds were produced by whales. H

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