Melville J. Wohlgemuth

This study shows that unpredictable prey motion affects bat sonar call behavior and delays transition to capture phase, suggesting adaptive strategies for information gathering.

The paper examines sensorimotor dynamics in the superior colliculus of echolocating bats during navigation and target tracking, showing that call rate increases correlate with reduced neural state space variability and that sonar sound groups lead to refined sensorimotor processing.

The paper uses two-photon calcium imaging in bats to show that neurons in the Inferior Colliculus form spatial clusters encoding vocalization categories, independent of tonotopy.