Throughout their daily lives, animals and humans often switch between different behaviours.
However, neuroscience research typically studies the brain while the animal is performing …

Short-term adjustments of signal characteristics allow animals to maintain reliable
communication in noise. Noise-dependent vocal plasticity often involves simultaneous …

Echolocation behavior, a navigation strategy based on acoustic signals, allows scientists to
explore neural processing of behaviorally relevant stimuli. For the purpose of orientation …

Echolocating bats use active sensing as they emit sounds and listen to the returning echoes
to probe their environment for navigation, obstacle avoidance and pursuit of prey. The …

ABSTRACT Journal of Experimental Biology has a long history of reporting research
discoveries on animal echolocation, the subject of this Centenary Review. Echolocating …

Essential to spatial orientation in the natural environment is a dynamic representation of
direction and distance to objects. Despite the importance of 3D spatial localization to parse …

Big brown bats (Eptesicus fuscus) emit trains of brief, wideband frequency-modulated (FM)
echolocation sounds and use echoes of these sounds to orient, find insects, and guide flight …

Under natural conditions, animals encounter a barrage of sensory information from which
they must select and interpret biologically relevant signals. Active sensing can facilitate this …

Community is an important property of networks. Recently, label propagation based
community detection algorithms develop rapidly, since they can discover communities with …

Most objects and vegetation making up the habitats of echolocating bats return a multitude
of overlapping echoes. Recent evidence suggests that the limited temporal and spatial …