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Vibroacoustics, or artificially produced ultrasonic vibrations, cause airborne particles to cluster, leading Mercado to suggest that rodents are using USVs to create odor clusters enhancing the ...

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Researchers found that mice and rats often sniff immediately after emitting ultrasound pulses, suggesting a link between vocalization and smell.

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