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Anti-bat tiger moth sounds: Form and function
Aaron J. Corcoran
, William E. Conner
, Jesse R. Barber
Biological Sciences
Wake Forest University
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Tiger Moths
100%
Sonar Jamming
50%
Modulation Cycle
50%
Acoustic Aposematism
33%
North America
16%
Time Modulation
16%
South America
16%
Phantom
16%
Evolutionary History
16%
Acoustic Mimicry
16%
Acoustics
16%
Lepidoptera
16%
Echolocating Bats
16%
Frequency Modulation
16%
High Duty Cycle
16%
Sound Production
16%
Flexion
16%
Principal Coordinate Analysis (PCoA)
16%
Insect Prey
16%
Correlation Measurement
16%
Three-axis
16%
Duty Cycle
16%
Low Duty Cycle
16%
Multiple Functions
16%
Barrage
16%
Community-level Analysis
16%
Echo Interference
16%
Defensive Response
16%
Arctiidae
16%
Spectrogram
16%
Tymbal
16%
Night Sky
16%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Acoustics
100%
Aposematism
66%
North America
33%
South America
33%
Spectrogram
33%
Principal Component Analysis
33%
Cross Correlation
33%
Night Sky
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Panthera tigris
100%
Echolocation
50%
Lepidoptera
16%
Principal Component Analysis
16%
Tymbal
16%