Meike Linnenschmidt
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Lattenkamp E, Linnenschmidt M, Mardus E, Vernes S, Wiegrebe L, Schutte M
Philos Trans R Soc Lond B Biol Sci
. 2021 Sep;
376(1836):20200253.
PMID: 34482731
Human vocal development and speech learning require acoustic feedback, and humans who are born deaf do not acquire a normal adult speech capacity. Most other mammals display a largely innate...
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Linnenschmidt M, Wiegrebe L
Hear Res
. 2019 Jan;
373:85-95.
PMID: 30612027
Hearing is the primary sensory modality in bats, but its development is poorly studied. For newborns, hearing appears essential in maintaining contact with their mothers and to develop echolocation abilities....
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Hom K, Linnenschmidt M, Simmons J, Simmons A
J Exp Biol
. 2016 Aug;
219(Pt 20):3253-3260.
PMID: 27510961
Echolocating bats emit trains of intense ultrasonic biosonar pulses and listen to weaker echoes returning from objects in their environment. Identification and categorization of echoes are crucial for orientation and...
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Linnenschmidt M, Wiegrebe L
Sci Rep
. 2016 Jul;
6:29222.
PMID: 27384865
Ultrasonic emissions of bats are directional and delimit the echo-acoustic space. Directionality is quantified by the aperture of the sonar beam. Recent work has shown that bats often widen their...
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Kloepper L, Linnenschmidt M, Blowers Z, Branstetter B, Ralston J, Simmons J
R Soc Open Sci
. 2016 Apr;
3(3):160022.
PMID: 27069667
The decline of bats demands more widespread monitoring of populations for conservation and management. Current censusing methods are either prone to bias or require costly equipment. Here, we report a...
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Linnenschmidt M, Wahlberg M, Damsgaard Hansen J
J Comp Physiol A Neuroethol Sens Neural Behav Physiol
. 2012 Nov;
199(2):115-26.
PMID: 23149551
During echolocation, toothed whales produce ultrasonic clicks at extremely rapid rates and listen for the returning echoes. The auditory brainstem response (ABR) duration was evaluated in terms of latency between...
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Linnenschmidt M, Kloepper L, Wahlberg M, Nachtigall P
Naturwissenschaften
. 2012 Jul;
99(9):767-71.
PMID: 22821203
Some odontocetes and bats vary both click intensity and receiver sensitivity during echolocation, depending on target range. It is not known how this so-called automatic gain control is regulated by...
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Linnenschmidt M, Beedholm K, Wahlberg M, Hojer-Kristensen J, Nachtigall P
Proc Biol Sci
. 2012 Jan;
279(1736):2237-45.
PMID: 22279169
Animals that use echolocation (biosonar) listen to acoustic signals with a large range of intensities, because echo levels vary with the fourth power of the animal's distance to the target....