Doppler shift compensation

"The emission of echolocation calls at frequencies lower than the hearing sensitivity of teh acoustic fovea so that the upward shift in frequency of the echo, as a result of teh relative velocity of teh bat to the target, ensures that frequency of teh echo is within frequency range of the acoustic fovea." [1]

References

  1. Jacobs DSteve, Bastian A. Predator-Prey Interactions: Co-evolution between Bats and their Prey. Springer; 2016.

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