Titlebook: Soundscape Ecology; Principles, Patterns Almo Farina Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014 Animal communication.Bioacous

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Sonic Patterns III: Sounds and Vibrations from Soils,g..It is disputed if ants have hearing systems or body vibrational sensing, but their capacity to react to soil vibration is surprisingly rapid. Substrate-borne vibrations are extensively used by animals to locate mates, prey, and predators, as in the well-documented case of antlion larvae..Despite

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Methods,.Spectral analysis, which is central in bioacoustics research, offers some metrics to evaluate the complexity of the sonic environment: acoustic entropy index, median of amplitude envelope, acoustic richness, acoustic dissimilarity index, acoustic complexity index. These metrics capture the emerging

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Book 2014oustics, Acoustic ecology, Biosemiotics, etc. The soundscape that is the object of this discipline, is defined as the acoustic context resulting from natural and human originated sounds and it is considered a relevant environmental proxy for animal and human life..With .Soundscape Ecology. Almo Fari

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Soundscape and Landscape Ecology,ies, biophonies, and anthrophonies..The geophonies are the result of sonic energy produced by nonbiological natural agents such as winds, volcanoes, and sea waves..The biophonies are the results of animal vocalizations (song, contact and alarm calls, voices)..The anthrophonies are the result of all

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Sonic Characteristics of the Landscape,de sustainable actions to achieve the well-being of humanity..Weather conditions and climatic context in general have a great influence on the sonic environment, affecting the sound activity of vocal species. Wind depresses biophonies but on the other hand is a source of important information on atm

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Bioacoustics Theories, hypothesis (MAH), acoustic adaptation hypothesis (AAH), acoustic niche hypothesis (ANH), and species recognition hypothesis (SRH)..The morphological adaptation hypothesis (MAH) refers to the role of body size as a biological constraint of the vocalization organs and their acoustic performances, con