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Science News for September 13, 1996


Human-Like Ability, Categorical Perception, Found In Insects

A Cornell University study reveals that insects, including crickets, possess categorical perception - the ability to distinguish between 'friend' and 'foe' sounds. Researchers used a test originally developed for human infants to demonstrate this ability in crickets, finding a dividing line at 16kHz.

SourceCornell University·DateSep 13, 1996
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