File:BioAcoustica 566 24 Poecilimon affinis 638r22.flac

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BioAcoustica_566_24_Poecilimon_affinis_638r22.flac(FLAC audio file, length 2 min 13 s, 471 kbps overall, file size: 7.49 MB)

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Sound recording of Poecilimon Poecilimon affinis
Date 26 June 1986
date QS:P571,+1986-06-26T00:00:00Z/11
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Recorder: Uher 4200 Monitor
Peak meter reading: -12 dB
Gain control position: 40%
Tape: Uher HiFi LN
Tape speed: 19.0 cm/s
Track: 1/2 (upper, red)
Record local time: 1845
Temperature initial: 19.0 c
Temperature final: 19.0 c
Light: Sunset, in shadow
Extraneous noise: Alternating song of bird
Substrate: In cage
Air movement: Little breeze
Biotic factors: Isolated male walking around
Microphone: AKG D202E (LF circuit off))
Microphone windshield: AKGW9A & W29
Original classification: Poecilimon Poecilimon affinis
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Natural History Museum, London
Source http://bio.acousti.ca/node/9955
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