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LINKS The following links will be updated regularly, but since it is extremely time-consuming to check/update incorrect addresses, I would appreciate if you report any faulty links. I also welcome any suggestions for new links. ___________________________________________ Bioacoustics Laboratories & Sound Archives
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Behaviour), the Animal
Behavior Society Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology Bioacoustics - the Journal Biophon Canadian Journal of Zoology / Journal Canadien de Zoologie Journal of the Acoustical Society of America Marine Mammal Science |
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Sound
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Documenting
your recordings (Borror Lab.) Editing recordings (Borror Lab.) Field recording equipment (Cornell Lab.) Recording Equipment (Borror Lab.) Wildlife Sound Recording recording equipment (British Library, NSA) |
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SONAGRAPH Light (Freeware) and Pro Bibliographic references on sound analysis Canary 1.2.4 CSASAB – Computer Software Archive for the Study of Animal Behaviour List of Software/Hardware/Information Signal and RTS from engineering Design Signalyze Sound Analysis Page Sound Acquisition/Analysis System Database SpectraPro and SpectraLab sound analysis software Syrinx |
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A
webpage providing information about scientists interested in animal bioacoustics to
students and other scientists interested in this area of research. The webpage lists
names, universities/research organizations, brief info about researchers interests or
course titles, and links to home pages/e-mail addresses if available. It is available at: Scientists interested in animal bioacoustics |
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A new
e-mail discussion group for nature recordists interested in techniques, issues and general
discussion of recording natural sounds. Topics include, but aren't limited to recording
techniques and equipment, recording venues and discussions of various animal vocalizations
and communication. Other natural sounds, such as water, weather and wind-generated sounds
are also valid topics. Issues related to computerized editing of sounds, copyrights,
Internet applications and commercial uses of files are encouraged. Although no posting of binary files to the list will be allowed, members may discuss unknown or unidentified sounds they have recorded and to post sound files on a web site so that other members can hear them. The moderator will supply a web site to which members may post sounds for the benefit of the group. To subscribe you need only send e-mail to naturerecordists-subscribe@egroups.com or visit the e-groups site at http://www.egroups.com/group/naturerecordists to learn more about the list. |
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www.wildlife-film.com - The Website for Wildlife Film Makers |
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BOOKS Kroodsma, D.E. & Miller, E. H. (eds.). 1996. Ecology and Evolution of Acoustic Communication in Birds. Cornell University Press. Catchpole, C.K. & Slater, P.J.B. 1995. Bird Song. Biological themes and variations. Cambridge University Press. Kroodsma, D.E. & Miller, E. H. (eds.). 1982. Acoustic Communication in Birds. Volume 1. Production, Perception, and Design Features of Sounds. Academic Press. Kroodsma, D.E. & Miller, E. H. (eds.). 1982. Acoustic Communication in Birds. Volume 2. Song Learning and Its Consequences. Academic Press. The following books are generally out of print, but can be found in some libraries and occasionally in second-hand bookshops. Hartshorne, C. 1992. Born to Sing. An Interpretation and World Survey of Bird Song. Indiana University Press. Mock, D.W. (Ed.) 1991. Behavior and Evolution of Birds. W.H. Freeman and Company. Gill, F.B. 1990. Ornithology. W.H. Freeman and Company. Faaborg, J. & Chaplin, S.B. 1988. Ornithology. An Ecological Approach. Prentice Hall. Bergmann, H-H. & Helb, H-W. 1982. Stimmen der Vögel Europas. BLV Verlagsgesellschaft. Catchpole, C.K. 1979. Vocal Communication in Birds. Edward Arnold. Jellis, R. 1977. Bird Sounds and Their Meaning. Cornell University Press. Thielke, G. 1976. Bird Sounds. The University of Michigan Press. Farner, D.S. & King, J.R. 1975. Avian Biology. Volume 5. Academic Press. Thielke, G. 1970. Vogelstimmen. Springer-Verlag. Hinde, R.A. (Ed.). 1969. Bird Vocalizations. Their Relations to Current Problems in Biology and Psychology. Cambridge University Press. Greenewalt, C.H. 1968. Bird Song: Acoustics and Physiology. Smithsonian Institution Press. Linsenmair, K-E. 1968. Wie die Alten sungen. Franckh'sche Verlagshandlung. Marler, P. & Hamilton, W.J. 1967. Mechanisms of Animal Behavior. Jon Wiley and Sons. Thorpe, W.H. 1961. Bird-Song. The Biology of Vocal Communication and Expression in Birds. Cambridge University Press. |
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BOOKS Streicher, R. & Everest, F. A. 1998. The New Stereo Soundbook (2nd Edition). AEA. Davis, D. & Davis, C. 1997. Sound System Enginering (2nd Edition). SAMS. Everest, F. A. 1994. The Master Handbook of Acoustics (3rd Edition). McGraw-Hill Professional Book Group. Nisbett, Ballou, G (ed.). 1991. Handbook for Sound Engineers. The New Audio Cyclopedia (2nd Edition).Butterworth Heinemann. Benson, K. B. 1988. Audio
Engineering Handbook, McGraw Hill Inc.
Simms, E. 1979. Wildlife
Sounds and Their Recording, Paul Elek Ltd. Margoschis, R. 1977. Recording Natural History Sounds, Print & Press Services Ltd. |
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