Springer Biosonar: 51 - Springer Handbook of Auditory Research

Biosonar: 51 is a comprehensive textbook that explores the fascinating science of biosonar in bats and odontocetes, written by leading experts in both animal groups. This high-quality handbook provides a conceptual overview of what is currently known about biosonar systems, offering unique insights that enhance understanding of how these animals use sound for navigation and hunting. The book combines detailed biological explanations with scientific rigour, making it an invaluable resource for researchers studying hearing in marine mammals and bats, as well as for students, fellows, and physiologists at all experience levels. Whether you are studying neurology, clinical neurophysiology, or animal auditory systems, this Springer publication delivers authoritative content that bridges the gap between bat and odontocete biosonar research.