Sentence examples for loud vocalizations from inspiring English sources

Males that form exploded leks typically have extremely loud vocalizations that ring through the forest for hundreds of metres.

Although territorial defense is mostly composed of loud vocalizations there are instances of actual physical combat.

They are known for their frequent yowling, chattering, chirping, "talking" (especially "talking back" to their owners), and making other loud vocalizations.

Pie charts document Morgan's time budgets for position (i.e. submerged, stationed, surface); facility use (i.e. access to various pools); behavior and activity time with trainers; and "other behaviors" (biting concrete, body slamming, loud vocalizations).

Loud vocalizations tend to have high-noise content (Fitch et al. 2002).

The predominant attacks were nocturnal hyperkinetic seizures with duration ∼1 2 min and a frequency of 1 2 per week characterized by loud vocalizations, bilateral asymmetrical limb movements, often with incontinence and postictal confusion.

Bulls have a loud vocalization consisting of screams known as bugling, which can be heard for miles.

I noted your cocked eyebrow, slight mutter or loud vocalization when I mentioned casually that my daughter slept in my bed last night.

The powerful and characteristic roars of howler monkeys (genus Alouatta) are among the loudest vocalizations produced by any terrestrial animal.

The primates may be using their hands to alter their voices in order to scare off predators, LiveScience reports, as a deeper, louder vocalization is often associated with a larger animal.

The whistle-blow is the loudest of the vocalizations, loud enough to make the iron bars in the zoo enclosure where the rhinos were studied vibrate.