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    • Smarsh, Grace Christina (2017-06-29)
      Although singing has been recently recognized in some bat species, the prevalence and ecological significance of this behavior in bats is still mysterious. Cardioderma cor, the heart-nosed bat, was one of the first bats ...
    • Trent, Samantha Shea (2017-07-12)
      There is behavioral evidence that echolocating bats can manipulate the acoustic projection pattern of their sonar pulse emissions, but the mechanism(s) for this are unknown. I hypothesized that the Mexican free-tailed bat ...
    • Davis, Kaylee (2013-12-04)
      For decades researchers have wondered how echolocating bats avoid interfering with one other’s sonar while flying in dense swarms or in crowded roosts. This thesis explores how groups of bats manage this by applying lessons ...