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Au WL (1980) Echolocation signals of the Atlantic bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops
truncatus) in open waters. In: Busnel RG, Fish JF (eds) Animal Sonar Systems.
New York: Plenum Press, pp. 2-282.
Au WWL (1993) The Sonar of Dolphins. New York: Springer-Verlag.
Au WWL, Moore PWB (1984) Receiving beam patterns and directivity indices
of the Atlantic bottlenosed dolphin (Tursiops truncatus). J Acoust Soc Am
75:255-262.
Au WWL, Moore PWB, Pawloski 0 (1986) Echolocation transmitting beam of the
Atlantic bottlenose dolphin. J Acoust Soc Am 80:688-694.
Breathnach AS (1960) The cetacean central nervous system. Bioi Rev 35:187-230.
Brill RL, Sevenich ML, Sullivan TJ, Sustman JD, Witt RE (1988) Behavioral
evidence for hearing through the lower jaw by an echolocating dolphin (Tursiops
truncatus). Mar Mamm Sci 4:223-230.
Bullock TH, Gurevich V (1979) Soviet literature on the nervous system and
psychobiology of Cetacea. Int Rev Neurobiol 21:48-127.
Bullock TH, Ridgway SH (1972) Evoked potentials in the central auditory system
of alert porpoises to their own and artificial sounds. Neurobiology 3:79-99.
Bullock TH, Grinnell AD, Ikezono E, Kameda K, Katsuki K, Nomoto M, Sato 0,
Suga N, Yanagisawa K (1968) Electrophysiological studies of central auditory
mechanisms in cetaceans. Zeitschr vergleich Physiol 59:117-156.
Caldwell MC, Caldwell OK (1968) Vocalization of naIve captive dolphins in small
groups. Science 159:1121-1123.
Caldwell MC, Caldwell OK (1971) Statistical evidence for individual signature
whistles in Pacific whitesided dolphins, Lagenorhynchus obliquidens. Cetology
3:1-9.
De Graaf AS (1967) Anatomical Aspects of the Cetacean Brainstem. Assen, Netherlands: Van Gorcum.
Dolphin WF (1997) Electrophysiological measures of auditory processing in odontocetes. Bioacoustics. 8:79-'-10l.
Edinger T (1955) Hearing and smell in cetacean history. Mschr Psychiar Neural
129:37-58.
Evans WE, Powell BA (1967) Discrimination of different metallic plates by an
echolocating delphinid. In: Busnel RG (ed) Animal Sonar Systems, Jouy-en-Josas,
France: Laboratoire de Physiology Acoustique, INRA-CNRZ, pp. 363-383.
Fauteck JD, Lerchl A, Bergmann M, Moller M, Fraschini F, Wittkowski W, Stankov
B (1994) The adult human cerebellum is a target of the neuroendocrine system
involved in circadian timing. Neurosci Lett 179:60-64.
Fish JF, Johnson CS, Ljungblad OK (1976) Sonar target discrimination by instrumented human divers. J Acoust Soc Am 59:602-606.
Glezer II, Jacobs MS, Morgane PJ (1988) Implications of the "initial brain" concept
for brain evolution in Cetacea. Behav Brain Sci 11:75-116.
Hillyard SA, Kutas M (1983) Electrophysiology of cognitive processing. Ann Rev
PsychoI34:33-6l.
Horikawa J, Suga N (1986) Biosonar signals and cerebellar auditory neurons of the
mustached bat. J Neurophysiol 55:1247-1267.
Jacobs MS, Jensen AV (1964) Gross aspects of the brain and fiber analysis of cranial
nerves in the great whale. J Comp Neurol 123:55-72.
S.H. Ridgway
References
Au WL (1980) Echolocation signals of the Atlantic bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops
truncatus) in open waters. In: Busnel RG, Fish JF (eds) Animal Sonar Systems.
New York: Plenum Press, pp. 2-282.
Au WWL (1993) The Sonar of Dolphins. New York: Springer-Verlag.
Au WWL, Moore PWB (1984) Receiving beam patterns and directivity indices
of the Atlantic bottlenosed dolphin (Tursiops truncatus). J Acoust Soc Am
75:255-262.
Au WWL, Moore PWB, Pawloski 0 (1986) Echolocation transmitting beam of the
Atlantic bottlenose dolphin. J Acoust Soc Am 80:688-694.
Breathnach AS (1960) The cetacean central nervous system. Bioi Rev 35:187-230.
Brill RL, Sevenich ML, Sullivan TJ, Sustman JD, Witt RE (1988) Behavioral
evidence for hearing through the lower jaw by an echolocating dolphin (Tursiops
truncatus). Mar Mamm Sci 4:223-230.
Bullock TH, Gurevich V (1979) Soviet literature on the nervous system and
psychobiology of Cetacea. Int Rev Neurobiol 21:48-127.
Bullock TH, Ridgway SH (1972) Evoked potentials in the central auditory system
of alert porpoises to their own and artificial sounds. Neurobiology 3:79-99.
Bullock TH, Grinnell AD, Ikezono E, Kameda K, Katsuki K, Nomoto M, Sato 0,
Suga N, Yanagisawa K (1968) Electrophysiological studies of central auditory
mechanisms in cetaceans. Zeitschr vergleich Physiol 59:117-156.
Caldwell MC, Caldwell OK (1968) Vocalization of naIve captive dolphins in small
groups. Science 159:1121-1123.
Caldwell MC, Caldwell OK (1971) Statistical evidence for individual signature
whistles in Pacific whitesided dolphins, Lagenorhynchus obliquidens. Cetology
3:1-9.
De Graaf AS (1967) Anatomical Aspects of the Cetacean Brainstem. Assen, Netherlands: Van Gorcum.
Dolphin WF (1997) Electrophysiological measures of auditory processing in odontocetes. Bioacoustics. 8:79-'-10l.
Edinger T (1955) Hearing and smell in cetacean history. Mschr Psychiar Neural
129:37-58.
Evans WE, Powell BA (1967) Discrimination of different metallic plates by an
echolocating delphinid. In: Busnel RG (ed) Animal Sonar Systems, Jouy-en-Josas,
France: Laboratoire de Physiology Acoustique, INRA-CNRZ, pp. 363-383.
Fauteck JD, Lerchl A, Bergmann M, Moller M, Fraschini F, Wittkowski W, Stankov
B (1994) The adult human cerebellum is a target of the neuroendocrine system
involved in circadian timing. Neurosci Lett 179:60-64.
Fish JF, Johnson CS, Ljungblad OK (1976) Sonar target discrimination by instrumented human divers. J Acoust Soc Am 59:602-606.
Glezer II, Jacobs MS, Morgane PJ (1988) Implications of the "initial brain" concept
for brain evolution in Cetacea. Behav Brain Sci 11:75-116.
Hillyard SA, Kutas M (1983) Electrophysiology of cognitive processing. Ann Rev
PsychoI34:33-6l.
Horikawa J, Suga N (1986) Biosonar signals and cerebellar auditory neurons of the
mustached bat. J Neurophysiol 55:1247-1267.
Jacobs MS, Jensen AV (1964) Gross aspects of the brain and fiber analysis of cranial
nerves in the great whale. J Comp Neurol 123:55-72.