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Is there any bioacoustics research team(s) in New York City (USA)?
I am a bioacoustician based at the CUNY Graduate Center (GC)! I focus on lemur vocalizations.
David Lahti (also at CUNY, at Queens College & the GC) works on bioacoustics as well, with a focus on bird …
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Pros and cons directional mic vs parabola
I use directional ("shot gun", though I hate that term) mic's for lemur vocalizations (+ a windscreen over it). The Sennheiser ME67, which has pretty much become the gold standard in primatology at le …
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