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Re: ferret sound discrimination (affects natural behavioral)
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Thu, 10 Jan 2013 14:46:52 -0900
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This topic is of great interest to me and one that is similar to the
dissertation topic I was working on before interrupted by the wreck and
a move to Alaska! Thank you for the information you provided, Sukie. I
am of the opinion that the ferrets absolutely are able to discriminate
and that they have some sound productions that are not audible to
humans. However, I think that it is more of a low frequency sound than
a high frequency one. You have once more piqued my interest.

-- 
Renee Downs
"Eventually we will realize that if we destroy the ecosystem we
 destroy ourselves." Jonas Salk
"The most effective way to do it, is to do it." Amelia Earhart
It's amazing how much can be accomplished if nobody cares who gets
the credit!
Ferret Emergency Response, Rescue & Evacuation Team (F.E.R.R.E.T.)
http://www.ferretemergency.org

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