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Mar 6, 2009 - For the first time, the genus is reported from Cuba, and a new species ... Avila University; KU, Museum of Natural History of the University of ...
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SCIENTIFIC CORRESPONDENCE
Sound and rock art SIR - Neither the location nor subject matter of prehistoric rock art has yet been satisfactorily explained l . Quantitative data from sites sampled in France, together with experience on two other continents, provide a possible explanation for the location and subject matter of Upper Palaeolithic parietal art. Open-air art sites as well as deep decorated caves from the Upper Palaeolithic give reflected sound levels significantly above ambient. For example, at the open-air site of l'Oreille d'Enfer, echoes were measured at 53 ± 3 dB against a background of 45 ± 2 dB (P
