… Elephants are the first terrestrial mammals reported to produce infrasound. These calls may
be important in the coordination of behavior in thick vegetation or among separated groups …

… infrasound fibres was carfled out. This paper only attempts to locate terminals of infrasound
… In contrast, afferents from outer hair cells in the mammal are not myelinated. The cell bodies …

… infrasonic (including birds and mammals) and seismic (including amphibians, reptiles, birds,
and mammals) … vertebrates, concentrating on (1) infrasonic communication in elephants, (2) …

… for most mammalian vocalizations. However, at the lower end of the frequency range, the
infrasound … These low-frequency vocalizations (15–22) are called “infrasonic,” because their …

… infrasonic acoustic shock (tectonic disturbances, supersonic aeroplanes, etc.) have been
observed in ecosystems supporting mammalian … But TSEs will only emerge in those ‘infrasound-…

… , large mammals such as elephants and whales produce infrasonic communication signals,
which are perhaps the most obvious examples of potential use of infrasound by animals (…

… However, no behavioural response was found, neither to infrasound nor to the audible …
infrasound is nothing but a physical by-product. In large mammals, also, the role of infrasound for …

… Regarding all analysed extant species using infrasound either in aquatic or terrestrial … the
applied infrasound is recognized. Correlation of the body sizes of these infrasound generating …

… Although, in elephants, when compared with other mammals, we know little about the
neuroendocrine mechanisms and regulations, the behavioral patterns that are associated with …

… saccule may be tuned to infrasonic frequencies, auditory stimulus … infrasound. Structures
that are involved in endolymph volume regulation are also known to be influenced by infrasound…

… Mechanosensitivity of mammalian auditory hair cells in vitro," Nature 321, 517-519. Shamos…
phy indicates that the research efforts on infrasound have decreased on behalf of more …

… , infrasonic hearing has also been described in smaller mammals and birds that do not
produce infrasonic … Infrasonic hearing ability has been tested in relatively few animal species, …

… mammals is fundamental to mitigating noise impacts. There are no direct hearing measures
for any mysticete. Vocalization data suggest they have acute low and infrasonic (LF/… mammal …

… of mammalian vocalizations that include ultrasonic sounds high above our hearing range
(eg, from bats or rodents) and infrasonic … mammal groups. This article provides an overview of …

… That pattern was not revealed until the low-frequency limits of nearly 50 different mammals
… to compare birds of different lifestyles to mammals to provide further insight into both the …

… The cochlear canal of mammals is divided through most of its length into two Scalae: the
Scala … Our findings show that infrasonic and ultrasonic hearing evolved in Neoceti, after the …

… underwater infrasonic psychometric tests with any marine mammal… With respect to intraspecific
communication, no infrasonic … over long distances and infrasonic communication is not an …

… or eliminated the infrasound responses. Natural infrasounds come from many sources
including weather patterns, topographic features, and ocean wave activity. Infrasounds propagate …

… Infrasound, effectively extending downwards from about 20 to 0.1 Hz or less, is too low in
frequency. In both cases, therefore, it is necessary to use special instruments merely to detect …

… The supposition that the IPP in avian erythrocytes might serve as a regulator of hemoglobin
function in a similar manner to that of 2,3-DPG in mammalian red blood cells, although not …