3. Impulse Sound Sources
151
Harrison DFN (1995) The Anatomy and Physiology of the Mammalian Larynx.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Herman LM, Tavolga WN (1980) The communication systems of cetaceans. In:
Herman LM (ed) Cetacean Behavior: Mechanisms and Functions. New York:
John Wiley & Sons, pp. 149-21l.
Heyning JE (1989) Comparative facial anatomy of beaked whales (Ziphiidae) and
a systematic revision among the families of extant Odontoceti. Contr Sci Los
Angeles County Mus 405:1-64.
HoIlien H, HoIlien P, Caldwell DK, Caldwell MC (1976) Sound production by the
Atlantic bottlenose dolphin Tursiops truncatus. Cetology 26:1-8.
Josephson RK, Young D (1985) A synchronous insect muscle with an operating frequency greater than 500Hz. J Exp Bioi 118:185-208.
Kamminga C (1988) Echolocation signal types of odontocetes. In: Nachtigall PE,
Moore PWB (eds) Animal Sonar: Processes and Performance. New York: Plenum
Publishing pp. 9-22.
Kamminga C, Wiersma H (1981) Investigations on cetacean sonar II. Acoustical
similarities and differences in odontocete sonar signals. Aquat Mamm 8:4162.
Kellogg WN (1958) Echo ranging in the porpoise. Science 128:982-988.
Kellogg WN (1961) Porpoises and Sonar. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
Kellogg WN, Kohler R, Morris HN (1953) Porpoise sounds as sonar signals. Science
117:239-243.
Kick SA, Simmons JA (1984) Automatic gain control in the bat's sonar receiver and
the neuroethology of echolocation. J Neurosci 4:2725-2737.
Klima M (1999) Development of the Cetacean nasal skull. Adv Anat Embryol Cell
Bioi 149:1-143.
Klima M, Seel M, Deimer P (1986) The morphogenesis of the high specialized nasal
skull in the sperm whale (Physeter macrocephalus), Part II. Gegenbaurs Morphol
Jahrb 132:349-374.
Lancaster WC, Keating AW, Henson OW, Jr (1992) Ultrasonic vocalizations of flying
bats monitored by radiotelementry. J Exp Bioi 173:43-58.
Lancaster WC, Henson OW, Jr, Keating AW (1995) Respiratory muscle activity in
relation to vocalization in flying bats. J Exp Bioi 198:175-19l.
Lawrence B, Schevill WE (1956) The functional anatomy of the delphinid nose. Bull
Mus Comp Zool (Harvard) 114:103-15l.
Lawrence B, Schevill WE (1965) Gular musculature in delphinids. Bull Mus Comp
Zool (Harvard) 133:1-65.
Lilly JC (1962) Vocal behavior of the bottlenose dolphin. Proc Amer Phil Soc
106:520-529.
Lilly JC (1966) Sonic-ultrasonic emissions of the bottlenose dolphin. In: Norris KS
(ed) Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises. Los Angeles: University of California Press,
pp. 503-509.
Lilly JC, Miller AM (1961) Sounds emitted by the bottlenose dolphin. Science
133:1689-1693.
Litchfield C, Karol R, Mullen ME, Dilger JP, Luthi B (1979) Physical factors influencing refraction of the echolocative sound beam in delphinid cetaceans. Mar Bioi
52:285-290.
Mackay RS (1966) Telemetering physiological information from within cetaceans,
and the applicability of ultrasound to understand in vivo structure and performance. In: Norris KS (ed) Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises. Los Angeles: University of California Press, pp. 445-470.
151
Harrison DFN (1995) The Anatomy and Physiology of the Mammalian Larynx.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Herman LM, Tavolga WN (1980) The communication systems of cetaceans. In:
Herman LM (ed) Cetacean Behavior: Mechanisms and Functions. New York:
John Wiley & Sons, pp. 149-21l.
Heyning JE (1989) Comparative facial anatomy of beaked whales (Ziphiidae) and
a systematic revision among the families of extant Odontoceti. Contr Sci Los
Angeles County Mus 405:1-64.
HoIlien H, HoIlien P, Caldwell DK, Caldwell MC (1976) Sound production by the
Atlantic bottlenose dolphin Tursiops truncatus. Cetology 26:1-8.
Josephson RK, Young D (1985) A synchronous insect muscle with an operating frequency greater than 500Hz. J Exp Bioi 118:185-208.
Kamminga C (1988) Echolocation signal types of odontocetes. In: Nachtigall PE,
Moore PWB (eds) Animal Sonar: Processes and Performance. New York: Plenum
Publishing pp. 9-22.
Kamminga C, Wiersma H (1981) Investigations on cetacean sonar II. Acoustical
similarities and differences in odontocete sonar signals. Aquat Mamm 8:4162.
Kellogg WN (1958) Echo ranging in the porpoise. Science 128:982-988.
Kellogg WN (1961) Porpoises and Sonar. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
Kellogg WN, Kohler R, Morris HN (1953) Porpoise sounds as sonar signals. Science
117:239-243.
Kick SA, Simmons JA (1984) Automatic gain control in the bat's sonar receiver and
the neuroethology of echolocation. J Neurosci 4:2725-2737.
Klima M (1999) Development of the Cetacean nasal skull. Adv Anat Embryol Cell
Bioi 149:1-143.
Klima M, Seel M, Deimer P (1986) The morphogenesis of the high specialized nasal
skull in the sperm whale (Physeter macrocephalus), Part II. Gegenbaurs Morphol
Jahrb 132:349-374.
Lancaster WC, Keating AW, Henson OW, Jr (1992) Ultrasonic vocalizations of flying
bats monitored by radiotelementry. J Exp Bioi 173:43-58.
Lancaster WC, Henson OW, Jr, Keating AW (1995) Respiratory muscle activity in
relation to vocalization in flying bats. J Exp Bioi 198:175-19l.
Lawrence B, Schevill WE (1956) The functional anatomy of the delphinid nose. Bull
Mus Comp Zool (Harvard) 114:103-15l.
Lawrence B, Schevill WE (1965) Gular musculature in delphinids. Bull Mus Comp
Zool (Harvard) 133:1-65.
Lilly JC (1962) Vocal behavior of the bottlenose dolphin. Proc Amer Phil Soc
106:520-529.
Lilly JC (1966) Sonic-ultrasonic emissions of the bottlenose dolphin. In: Norris KS
(ed) Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises. Los Angeles: University of California Press,
pp. 503-509.
Lilly JC, Miller AM (1961) Sounds emitted by the bottlenose dolphin. Science
133:1689-1693.
Litchfield C, Karol R, Mullen ME, Dilger JP, Luthi B (1979) Physical factors influencing refraction of the echolocative sound beam in delphinid cetaceans. Mar Bioi
52:285-290.
Mackay RS (1966) Telemetering physiological information from within cetaceans,
and the applicability of ultrasound to understand in vivo structure and performance. In: Norris KS (ed) Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises. Los Angeles: University of California Press, pp. 445-470.