Figure 7: Comparison of echolocation calls between C. thonglongyai and M. siligorensis. | Nature Communications

Figure 7: Comparison of echolocation calls between C. thonglongyai and M. siligorensis.

From: The evolution of sensory divergence in the context of limited gene flow in the bumblebee bat

Figure 7

The calls of C. thonglongyai (top panels) and M. siligorensis (bottom panels) were recorded from free flying bats in an open environment. The amplitude panels a and b show the pattern of calls over a period of 1 s for C. thonglongyai ((a), interval between calls=62 ms) and M. siligorensis ((b), interval between calls=87 ms). Panels c and e show in detail the amplitude for one call per species, whereas panels d and f show the fast Fourier transformation spectrogram of these same calls. Frequency change over time for one call per species can be seen in the spectrograms. For all panels, the X axis represents time (in ms).

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