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Horseshoe Bats Recognise the Sex of Conspecifics from Their Echolocation Calls
Echolocation calls produced by bats contain information on the emitter that could be used in social interactions. Nevertheless, little is known about the whether such information actually is being used by bats. Here we tested the ability of two horseshoe bat species (Rhinolophus mehelyi and R. eurya
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