Science · 1980 · 96 citations · 8 references
Life SciencesAnimal SciencesPhysiologyAcousticsMaternal-fetal MedicineAnimal CommunicationAuditory CommunicationFetal PhysiologyMaternal-fetal PhysiologySheep PhysiologySheep ReproductionAcoustic EnvironmentsAmnion BiologyGestation PhysiologyMaternal Cardiovascular ResponseMaternal VocalizationMother-calf Acoustic InteractionPerinatal PhysiologyResearch With Human Subjects
Hydrophones implanted inside the intact amniotic sac recorded sounds available to fetal lambs. Unlike recordings made from outside the intact amnion in human subjects, sounds produced at levels similar to normal conversation from outside the ewe were picked up without masking by maternal cardiovascular sounds. Noises from inside the mother were intermittent and linked to her activity.
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The biopsychology of development
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