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Science Cafe
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| Date: |
Tuesday, October 16, 2012 |
| Time: |
7:00 PM |
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Fox and the Hound, Thruway Shopping Center |
| Description: |
Bats and moths form a classic system for the study of predator-prey interactions, with each side developing sophisticated means for defeating the other. The latest discovery in this battle is sonar jamming by tiger moths - this is, moths that generate ultrasound to disrupt bat echolocation or sonar. A discussion on how this was discovered, how the jamming works, and the most recent findings from studies conducted in the field.
Co-sponsored by SciWorks. Teachers will receive certificate of attendance for CEU. See Winston-Salem Science Cafe on Facebook for further information, http://www.facebook.com/wssciencecafe?ref=ts&fref=ts |
| Sponsor: |
Biology |
| Name: |
Aaron Corcoran |
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