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Nature 423, 815 (19 June 2003) | doi:10.1038/423815a
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Echolocation: Volume control
Amanda Tromans
Bats, dolphins and submarines all use sound rather than vision to locate prey, friend or foe — bats because they hunt at night, dolphins and submarines because their marine environment is all but impenetrable to light. They emit sonar signals, and then process the echoes that are bounced back from distant objects to produce three-dimensional reconstructions of their targets.
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